SELECTION OF RISK
A term used to refer to an insurers selection of what risks to insure. The term refers to the act of ceding poor risks in reinsurance.
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A term used to refer to an insurers selection of what risks to insure. The term refers to the act of ceding poor risks in reinsurance.
A strategy in promotion of a selected product to a specific market through advertsing that is consistent with the markets beliefs attitudes and expectations.
The demand for a certain brand that happens after the initial demand in the life cycle of a product.
Often used for designer and high end goods where a select market is chosen with a small number of select outlets to cover a geographical area.
The selling that is restricted to customers who meet a certain buying size or who reach a minimum ability to buy a product.
A trustee administered retirement plan where the trustee receives contributions and invests the money, collects profitsa and pays benefits to eligible employees.
An accomodation style where a kitchen is provided to guest to prepare their own meals.
1. Banking. A cheque that is issued to one’s self or a cheque presented to the bank it was drawn.2. Alternative for a self test
The taxable earned from being self employed. A person who acts as a sole contractor that files form 1065.
A legal instrument enforced by a judicial process that is effective immediately without the need for any other requirements.
Electricity production on one’s own property with one’s own equipment that is owned by the consumer or by a third party.
An injury or harm that is inflicted on one’s self.
An asset that is capable of generating sufficient income to return the total cost amount.
A postcard like peice of mail that does not require placement in an envelope to post.
The ability to do what has to be done without any outside influence from situations or people.
A test that is automatic and is done by a device on itself when the power is switched on. It is to detect any malfunctions or configuration problems. The device will then
The motivation that a person uses to maximise one’s own possibilities and potential. Thought to be the only motive.
A process of self evaluation that determines a level of self efficacy.
1. Management. A process where managers at all levels will evaluate the effectiveness of their own performance across all areas of responsibility to determine if improvements are needed. 2. Taxation. A regime
A valued instrument that receives an additional income boost from the interest that has accrued on each of its assets.
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