NET INCOME TO WORKING CAPITAL RATIO
Working capital’s efficient use measured. Calculated as: Net income divided by Working capital.
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Working capital’s efficient use measured. Calculated as: Net income divided by Working capital.
Income’s interest received minus interest taken on expenses is this amount.
After investment expense and before income taxes, an insurer’s investments average interest amount earned.
1. In Accounting, in a given period, this is the amount invested as a capital expenditure minus allowance for capital depreciation. 2. In Economics, this the change in total capital stock in
Life insurance policy’s pure cost until term-end divided by the year count in-force.
The most an insurer will write for a line of insurance.
In a reinsurance surplus treaty on a particular risk, the original insurer’s retained insurance amount. Also refers to the an insurer’s maximum loss amount exposure unless reinsured.
New policies written and renewed as a count minus policies lapsed or cancelled as a count. The insurer easily calculates to know the total periodic business the insurer has in force.
Short-term loans plus long-term loans minus cash and cash equivalents equals this amount.
Gross national product (GNP) minus capital consumption allowances.
People moving into a country counted minus people moving out of the same country counted. High migration counts (in) or emigration counts (out) can cause unemployment problems in specific areas as either
In an accounting period, operating revenue exceeds operating expenses as this amount. Excluded are extraordinary gains and losses, financial expenses like interest paid, and financial revenue like interest earned.
Calculated as: inpatient and outpatient revenue services minus expenses. A term in healthcare administration.
In general, any premium with a commission, or expenses, or dividends, or loss coverage subtracted. It is a general term that can have many different meanings. In particular, it is the premium
in a balance sheet account, an employee’s wages owed is this specific amount.
in an accounting period total costs and expenses exceeds total revenue by this amount.
Sale of goods, property, or securities whose transaction cost have been deducted, has an actual amount received.
Investment’s value after recognizing a revenue increase. Calculated as: capital gain or loss divided by company’s share count.
Premium amount minus appointed dividends. This term also refers to the non-participating policy rate found in a rate book.
Recording method for cash discounts or purchases accounting. Its journal entry basis is invoice amount minus expected cash discount. The discount is charged to discounts lost account if the discount is not
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