Excludes unrentable space area from gross building area.

Lease type. The tenant. or lessee, is accountable only for a fixed fee or rent. The owner pays all other expenses, service fees, and taxes. Insurance, maintenance, and taxes are examples of

Maximum damage coverage for a specific risk.

(Sales revenue minus Cost of sales) divided by Sales revenue calculates this value.

Employee’s serious wrongdoing justifying instant dismissal.

Country’s total debt, both public and private.

Country’s total expenses, both public and private, excluding export expenses. Contrast Gross Domestic Product, which includes export expenses.

Psychological and physiological attempt to measure national happiness as a part of GDP (Gross Domestic Product). Bhutan’s former King Jigme Singye Wangchuck coined it in 1972. Techniques vary, but a widely used,

Total international income added to the gross domestic product (GDP) makes up this value. Government expenditures plus international assets generated income plus gross exports generated income minus gross import taxes minus indirect

National GDP plus overseas income from in-country companies’ foreign subsidiaries as well as nationals living out of the country.

A severe degree of negligence taken as reckless disregard. Blatant indifference to one’s legal duty, other’s safety, or their rights are examples. There is no specific legal definition, but if one drives

After being translated into US dollars, this is the international equities and convertible securities price value .

employee’s regular total earnings before any deductions are made. Allowances, overtime pay, commissions, bonuses, and salary comprise total earnings.

the normal life insurance premium the policy owner pays. Net premium plus expenses plus commissions comprise this value.

Product or service invoiced value prior to any discounting. A value in accounting principles.

Total revenue minus total cost of goods or services sold. This includes all production, marketing, and distribution costs.

Company’s profitability as a percentage of gross profit. Calculation is gross profit divided by revenue.

Using historical gross profit percentages to estimate ending inventory.

Weekly advertising schedule’s rating points tally. Can be tallied for longer periods. The tally can represent the percent of targeted households reached once per week, or the percentage of them reached 100

Total amount of monies taken in from sales, asset interest, and any rents, minus monies taken in from the sale of assets or an employee withholding tax. Typically done before deducting expenses.