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PREFERRED BIDDER

A bidder who has been preferred over others, by a company who is holding an auction.

PREFEASIBILITY STUDY

When large projects are to be constructed, a prefeasibility study is carried out in order to decide whether or not the project will be worth proceeding with or not.

PREFERRED POSITION RATE

The rate at which a publication would alow a client to place an ad in its ‘preferred position’.

PREMIUM NOTICE

A notice issued in order to provide the exact date on which a premium will become payable.

PREMIUM DISCOUNT

A discount given to any policy holder if they decide to pay all of their premium for the year in advance.

PREFERRED PROVIDER ORGANIZATION (PPO)

A group of different personnel who are ready to provide treatment to members of the group for a preset fee. It is usually another option as compared to a HMO network, which

PREFERENCE SHARE CAPITAL

Those who have invested are liable to receive payment before others, though they can forego their shareholder privileges.

PRE-OPENING EXPENSES

Costs that are charged before a firm actually opens for business, usually in the setting up and promotional activities.

PREMIUM OFFER

A technique in which two or more products are sold in one piece, as a bundle. Generally, a premium offer is used to increase sales of a product.

PRE-MONEY VALUATION

The evaluation of the value of a firm, before it is sold. Valuation is done by issuing new shares, and then multiplying the price to earnings ratio by the periodic earnings of

PREMISE

Any assumption or information which forms the basis of a conclusion.

PLANNING ESTIMATE

The estimated costs that might be incurred during the implementation of a plan. A planning estimate is usually derived from the provided information, and can be based upon various planning factors.

PLANT LEDGER

An accounts ledger that must be maintained by the plant, detailing all of the information on a certain asset.

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