Consumer’s inclination to keep current expenditure the same against future consumption.

Ability of consuming today’s goods to generate more consumption of goods.

Measurement of time where a task or activity in scheduled.

Period where a commercial is booked on radio or TV.

Values taken by variables over time that are plotted or tabulated in chronological order.

Technique of trend extrapolation based on an assumption that ‘ the best estimate for tomorrow is the continuation of yesterday’s trend’.

Quantities representing or tracing values taken by a variable over a set period of time.

Prediction based on assuming trend variations will reoccur in the future and tomorrow will more or less be the same as today.

1. General. Use of a location, item or facility by more than 2 people or 2 uses. 2 Computing. Using the resources of a computer but several users. 3. Real estate. Joint

Document or spread sheet indicating hours worked by employees.

Time bought by an advertiser to air a commercial on TV or radio.

Time remaining before a warrant will expire where it will no longer have any value.

Time it takes from an idea to the finished product.

A service or goods that are available at a certain time.

Price placed on the time a lender or investor must wait until loan or investment is totally recouped.

Difference between actual and standard rates for hours worked.

Division of the earth into 24 longitudinal time zones that are 15 degrees of longitude wide.

Referred to a internal rate of return.

Concept of time as a resource and a firm using time better will have an advantage.

1. General. Line drawn on a scale where historical, planned or projected events are marked. 2. Project management. One of many lines on a job chart showing when each part is to