ATTACHMENT OF RISK
When the buyer accepts risk of loss of a purchased item.
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When the buyer accepts risk of loss of a purchased item.
1. to make good on a threat. Refer to aggression and assault. 2. when a hacker gets into your computer to damage it. Refer to active attack.
The line stating the intended party for a document. It is denoted sometimes with ATTN.
The requirement of an insurance officer to sign the contract for it to be official.
An option whose price is the same as its forward price.
The choice to be positive or negative about a certain idea. It affects a persons action, responses, and rewards.
Data that reflects how a customer affects products and services offered. Surveys are used for this. Refer to demographic data.
A party qualified to practice law in their jurisdiction. AKA attorney. Refer to advocate, barrister, counsel, lawyer, and queen’s counsel.
Labeling something as either the cause or effect of another item.
1. when work force goes down due to natural, uncontrollable, and unpredictable elements. 2. losing resouces when they become obsolete or spoil.
A bond with no taxes paying a varying interest rate decided by a dutch auction.
Buyers that work together on an auction to keep prices low. The simply don’t bid against eachother. The items bought are reauctioned privately and profits are shared among members. It is illegal
The file formater for microsoft that plays audio and video. CD quality video and sound is created but it takes up a lot of space.
The grounds an auditor comes to an opinion based on. Tests and documents are used for this.
The activities in a period of time that are being audited.
The plan the audited party has for answering questions that may be asked in the auditing process.
The business or individual that is being audited.
The arrangement of chairs in rows facing a platform.
An auditor’s statement in their reports. The three types are unqualified, qualified, or adverse. The company may have gotten an uncertified auditor that cannot access the information needed. They may have a
The SUPERVISORY BOARD of a German CORPORATION. See also VORSTAND.