ACUTE EFFECT
A negative effect on animals or humans. It occurs quickly and leads to health problems. The problems leave when no longer exposed. Refer to chronic effect.
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A negative effect on animals or humans. It occurs quickly and leads to health problems. The problems leave when no longer exposed. Refer to chronic effect.
A single exposure to a poison that causes harm or death. Refer to chronic exposure.
The effect a poison has in short or single exposure that leads to death.
Asbestos waste. Laws are in place for special disposal.
Internet ad term that represents the amount an ad has been clicked on.
A committee that is created to supervise a task. This is the most common committee type.
The page views on an ad that a firm has sold to an advertiser. AKA the sell through rate.
When some minor points are undecided in a contract.
Any time an ad is accessed on the internet.
A computer system that has ads on it and maintains them for websites. They track and report statistics to help identify possible customers.
Additional charges added to an item based on value not on physical characteristics.
An additional charge put on an item that is a percentage of its value.
The father of economic theory. He has written severla books on markets and economics.
The way a company or entity reacts to change. It requires learning and competition.
Changing a work to make it meet a certain need. Or changing an idea to make it work for a situation.
An organization that keeps up with rapid change by acting like a chameleon. Employees have more decision power.
A document attached to clarify or modify a part of a contract.
The individuals lifestyle choices used to make a market profile. When added with demographic information buying behavior is determined. AKA attitudes, interests, and opinions. Refer to values adn life styles.
Organizing data about activies for analysis to help an organization.
The capacity of any activity. This includes time and cost drivers to name just two factors.
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