ACT
Something done or not don intentionally by a person. AKA act of parliament or statute.
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Something done or not don intentionally by a person. AKA act of parliament or statute.
A natural event that causes loss. No human force is used and the event cannot be controled. They are insured events. AKA act of nature. Refer to force majeure.
A legal event that is caused by the way an individual acts.
An act exercising power or a country that cannot be overturned by the courts.
An insurance policy that protects against losses incurred from war time conflicts or peace time damages as a result of derelict mines or torpedoes.
When a party in court exercises its legal rights by means of writ.
A dispute, opposed petition, or similar action with the objective of influencing a contested matter so the outcome if favorable to those engaging in said action
Knowledge used to boost company position. It can lead to a strike or counter strategy. Refer to competitive intelligence.
A carbon used in catalytic coverters and waste treatment. It removes toxicity to the environment. One gram neutralizes 1,000 sq meteres. Refer to molecular sieve.
When sewage mixes with bacteria and portozoa leading to oxidation. It reduces pollution.
Any financial institution account that is regularly used.
Stocks and shares that experience a heavy turnover.
A microsoft software like java. Object linking code and web page data are used. It bridges the gap between programming languages. It is insecure. Refer to javabeans.
Policy of a government that is active in the economy to effect its agenda and objectives.
Information that leads to facts about activities in an organization.
Work performed to create a result. Actions done to help ABC computations. The smallest task done in a time, in relation to others, resouces, and costs. AKA task.
The production activity used to create overhead.
Assigning cost to an activity by using driver methods.
The number of times demand is needed for an object. This is the cost.
Oral agreement that counts as a contract. Refer to apparent authority.
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