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A motor car policy not used any more.
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A motor car policy not used any more.
A supplememntal fund given to a person with a disability that does not jeopardise any government support payments.
A form that has been nearly replaced by Building and Personal Property Coverage Form and covers commercial risks for all perils.
A term used in the travel industry for an alternative meal ordered in advance by passengers. It may be for a child, vegetarian , low salt for example.
A tax that is levied on properties in an area to provide for infrastructure such as street lighting and footpaths.
An equation in math used to determine various predictions about a specific variable as it relates to other variables.
Statistical approach to forecasting conversion in a dependent variable based on change in one or more independent variables. Also known also as curve fitting or line fitting.
A resolution that requires an important decision to alter terms of articles of association or memorandam of association. It requires no less than 21 days notice, no less than 3/4 of the
The taxation that takes place on a larger percentage of a lower income and smaller percentage of an income that is higher.
Created in 1970 by International Monetary fund to coincide with a a disfavour in the US dollar as the main world currency. It is an accounting entry.
A situation that arises that will require a company to sell of some of its shares.
An auditor certified document that measures how a company or business has complied with GAAP.
The proportion of non-volatile material that is found in adhesive, ink, paint and other suspension fluids.
See general agent also. The agent who acts only for a principal and only for a particular purpose.
The statistical propensity of a data series to gravitate towards the center of a distribution, provided it starts on the either end of the distribution and is free to fluctuate.
An endorsement where the endorsee is named and to whom a negotiable instrument is to be paid.
An electronic device such as a memory chip that is made from solid state circuits.
The amount of a substance, solute, that can be dissolved in a set volume of liquid, solvent. Expressed as moles per 100gms.
A percentage by weight of a substance that will dissolve in a set amount of water.
A card or sign that brings products to the attention of the customer. Also known as a shelf screamer.
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