EXTERNAL STAKEHOLDER
The party that influences or is influenced by a company but is not a member.
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The party that influences or is influenced by a company but is not a member.
A financial statement that tells outside parties the firm’s position and their results. They give detailed information to help with decision making and management.
How a firm relates shown in a web drawing. It involves competitors, customers, and suppliers to name a few.
Whena generalization is amde from other studies that only have a part of the relevant population.
Confirming business transactions and documents by a third party that is usually an auditor.
A factor those benefits and costs are not recorded on the market prices.
When property rights are given to the mortgagee to foreclose on the property and sell it.
Crime insurance to cover cash loss, securities, ad goods by extortion.
A form that helps list added cost of business needing to stay open after the loss of property.
A table about mortality used to decide premium charged for a medical condition.
A charge on premium that is made to cover hazards.
Taking extra premium away due to a hazard that is gone.
A party or risk that is outside standard insurance. It is needed to pay a higher premium or getting less coverage.
A process that needs raw materials from earth to be used. It relates to metal, minerals, and earth aggregates.
A treaty between states regarding the return of criminals who flee. The courts have to be sure that prima facie case exists.
A network of computers that lets controlled acces to information to outsiders that are authorized to be connected to the intranet.
Predicting an unknown from the known data. It uses history and the current population to predict growth. If the current situation is stable it is a good prediction method. Refer to interpolation.
The dangerous 364 chemicals the EPA lists on its website including firstaid procedures.
Acting that starts from outside influence instead of from feelings.
A reward that is expected but does not lead to more satisfaction. Refer to hygiene factors.
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