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Authorized person with access control to a decision maker or specific information. Typically a junior officer or a secretary.
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Authorized person with access control to a decision maker or specific information. Typically a junior officer or a secretary.
The patient’s contact point, referring patients for testing and to specialists. Typically, the patient’s primary care physician in certain types of HMO or PPO.
1. In General, this is an access point to an agency, a system, or specific information. Typically is another agency or mechanism that provides access. 2. In Computer networks, this is a
Entry point to or from a country; a primary arrival and departure point. Typically is an airport or seaport.
Concentrated selling to drive a security price down to levels where STOP ORDERS are known to exist. This forces the stop orders to convert into buy or sell MARKET ORDERS, clearing the
Forcing stock prices lower to encourage investor buying at that lower price. Occurs by investment brokers initiating stop orders.
Measurement accuracy determination. Confirming a test result by several measurements taken by the same person are identical in value, setting its repeatability, and several measurements taken by different persons are identical in
A company with sales revenue growth of 20 percent or higher annually. Usually known for many new job opportunities. Typically, a small publicly traded companies sustaining this growth four years running, with
A country’s potential gross domestic product versus its actual, realized gross measured over a specified time period. Actual GDP is perennially less than Potential GDP. This difference is stated as a measure
A ratio of individual consumer spending over total population products and services consumption.
A PRIVATE PLACEMENT, denominated in a currency other than Japanese yen, which is issued by a Japanese company. See also DAIMYO, SAMURAI, SHIBOSAI, SHOGUN.
Definition: Study of precious gems and gemstones. Industry uses it for subject matter expertise with gem appraisals.
Defined difference between men and women based on culturally and socially constructed mores, politics, and affairs. Time and location give rise to a variety of local definitions. Contrasts to what is defined
An insurance rule. Determines which parent’s policy covers offspring. Typically, a father’s policy is primary, providing dependent children coverage before considering any other potential coverage.
Condition when all parties involved in a bill of exchange accept it without qualification. Original terms of the B/E are unchanged. Also refer to qualified acceptance.
Typically, an investment portfolio composed of safe, guaranteed investments. Used to invest the premium generated income.
A stand-alone company adjusting claims as well as training adjusters. Essentially an adjustment clearinghouse for many different insurers.
General agents selling life insurance organized into a business system.
1. Has several principals as business or professional clients. 2. Authorized to act in a client’s or principal’s behalf in specific or all business dealings, like banking or legal. Also refer to
National Association of Life Underwriters affiliates. Agents and managers comprise various groups involved.
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