Rights of the landowner to water and substances below the surface of their land. See air rights, surface rights, mineral rights.

A group of inter-connected and interactive components that perform important tasks as part of a larger system.

Colors used in the four color printing process, C, cyan, M, magenta, Y, yellow and black that overlap to produce other colors.

Area located at the edge of the urban development of a city.

Amount of revenue that a not foot profit organization needs to keep to pay operating expenses.

1. The achievement of an action in a set period of time or within a set of parameters. Reaching a goal or project completion. 2. The term, colloquially used that derbies a

Term from system dynamics for the situation of a successful competitor will be rewarded by an economic system with more resources that come at the expense of competitors less successful.

Clause requiring the insured to make all attempts to protect any property that is salvageable.

Insured’s costs in diminishing or averting losses that can be recovered from the insurer.

Method where ideas of employees are communicated to management.

A symbol, word or picture suggesting but not describing aspects of the associated service or goods.

A trademark made up of words or word parts suggesting but not to describe the service or good. See descriptive name.

Life insurance provision where the policy will not pay for suicide within 2 years of the start date.

Guidelines self-imposed to ensure fair practices in investment advice.

Financial certificate similar to a bond issued in Islam complying with the Sharia laws.

Tasteless and odorless chemical element with a pale yellow color.

The settled or fixed amount that is specified in or is ascertained from negotiable instruments as a sum payable.

Method of calculating depreciating cost of a tangible asset in relation to its remaining useful life.

Estimation in years of the useful life of an asset by an accelerated method of depreciation.

The amount that needs to be paid in order to satisfy the obligation.