WINNER’S CURSE
An observation that the bidder winning an item often overvalues the item bid on.
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An observation that the bidder winning an item often overvalues the item bid on.
Measurement to estimate the mean with a lower dependence on outlying values.
Strip of metal that is smaller than 3/16th inches in diameter.
Standard for viewing a web page on a module device.
Local area network where all or some devices are connected by microwave radio signals or infra red line beams and not wires and cables.
Insurance plan sponsored by the state of Wisconsin providing cover for those requesting it..
Buying shares where the purchaser can expect a dividend. See with rights.
Legal term. Seller has the responsibility to reimburse the buyer an agreed upon part of the overall loss from the non-performing asset.
Marine insurance. Where insured cargo is covered for partial damage from sea water or loss from breakages, theft etc.
Law phrase. (1) a dismissed case cannot be tried again, (2) court order is final. See without prejudice.
With a subsequent liability.
Buying shares where the purchaser has the right o buy more shares in the next share issue.
Unit trust scheme allowing monthly withdrawals of capital gains in a fixed amount.
Holding back that should be used to pay taxes.
Obstruction of justice by suppression of evidence knowing it is being looked for.
Employee income tax and imposed deductions.
Law phrase. Without abandonment of claim, right, privilege and without implied admission of liability.
Situation where an agent can make decisions without seeking the principal’s approval.
1. Person who sees a document signed. 2. Person called to court to testify and give evidence.
Obstructing justice by harassment, intimidation of the witness before and after testimony.
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