AFFINE FUNCTION
Calculation that uses constant slope when charted on a graph.
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Calculation that uses constant slope when charted on a graph.
A group linked by a bond in an organization.
When an acquisition is analyzed and is deemed to be worth the resources it takes to manage it.
Goods on a boat betwen the start and end of the journey.
When property is bought by a debtor after entering a contract. Other property has already been used to secure the loan. The acquired property is safe if bankruptcy must be filed.
The second hand market for parts to maintain equipment. Some are very large. AKA replacement market or secondary market.
The prime radio times to advertise. They are from 3-7 pm and 6-10 am.
The size of advertising space. For print its 5.14 points equalling 1.81 mm. Refer to milline rate.
Organizing an age group based on their life stage. This changes as a person ages. The stages are child, young adult, adult, and older adult.
Treating a party poorly because of their age.
The percent of people grouped by sex at their age level.
Getting full rights at the age of 18. Refer to legal age.
The appropriate age for a person to be a director. Usually not limit is placed.
Assuming women live longer than men. This means they will pay more premiums and thusly a discount is given for this.
A bond not fully backed by the US government.
When an entity is made agent to act on anothers behalf.
When an agent is appointed but not officially. AKA presumption of agency. Refer to partnership by estoppel.
When one party makes decisions for another. It is because the other party cannot make the decisions.
When an agent is chosen by accepting their unauthorized acts.
A CAPTIVE, owned by one or more INSURANCE AGENTS, which is used to write insurance cover for a large number of third party clients. See also GROUP CAPTIVE, PROTECTED CELL COMPANY,PURE CAPTIVE,
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