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A supplememntal fund given to a person with a disability that does not jeopardise any government support payments.
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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.
An integrated circuit that is composed of a single solid piece of material that is usually silicon crystal where electonic components and the path that connects them are printed or etched.
See general agent also. The agent who acts only for a principal and only for a particular purpose.
An asset that has a life span less than 5 years or equal to 5 years.
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.
The opposite of monopoly where a customer is served by a large number of suppliers without the prospect of getting any more.
A person working in ideas and innovations to improve the life of others and society.
Short term profit made from assets that have been held for 1 year or less.
1. A percentage in short fall of a planned output amount. 2. a percent of inventory lost due to errors, theft and spoilage or waste.