Condition where more than one person or company seek a unique piece of business with no collusion.

Documented date when something is due, like a report or results, or when something is applicable or in effect, like a law, or a restriction , or a sale price.

Total liability or financial obligation a company has. Usually documented in its accounts.

The dosage, the amount of a substance or drug, that is needed to make the wanted result or effect occur. For a test sample, it is the dosage required to […]

the term applying to the rights a citizen has to vote when an election is called.

Calculated as a company’s net income minus its operating liabilities .

Rate of actual result versus a rate that is announced, estimated, offered, planned, or promised.

Actual amount paid as interest on a loan, or gained as interest on a deposit account . Actual differs from the nominal, as actual is based on the compounding of […]

Calculated as the total actual increased value minus the starting value divided by the starting value. It is the total actual yield on a bond or other debt instrument , […]

The number of buyers versus targeted audience, as a percentage. It measures the exposure to a particular ad over a specific period, to achieve a specific level of purchase of […]

The actual difference between the BID and OFFER of a securities transaction , incorporating the direction of price movements.See also QUOTED SPREAD , REALIZED SPREAD .

Total of ordered, though not yet received physical inventory and replenishments.

The actual INTEREST RATE an investor earns on an investment after taking into account fees, actual price paid, and AMORTIZATION of PRINCIPAL or ACCRETION OF DISCOUNT . See also EFFECTIVE […]

The closeness of actual results achieved to meeting expectations. Effectiveness ignores expenditure , while efficiency measure worth of results. Efficiency is weighing results against costs over time, and effectiveness is […]

Assessing results versus expectations. Using a pre-execution method of measuring achievements against stated milestones, objectives, and goals. This includes determining reasons achievements fell short or why it took so long. […]

Personal estate or property. This word has been held to be more comprehensivethan the word “goods,” as including fixtures, which “goods” will not include.Bank v. Byram, 131 111. 92, 22 […]

In Turkish language. Master; a title of respect.

1. Effectiveness . Likelihood of achieving desired end by expending effort. Example: Evaluate changes for their efficacy to produce desired result; if unsure the changes will do the job, reevaluate […]

The measure of the cost of an approach and its achievement versus expectation . A classic measure in determining productivity . See effectiveness .

Person accountable for the cycle of improving the effectiveness of machinery and personnel through analysis and application . Often a management level individual holds this responsibility .

Ratio calculated as the number of hours used to successfully achieve a goal divided by the documented number of hours expected to be spent on a job or activity.

An economic theory that states that the maximum social benefit that is received from any type of action is received when the marginal social costs of resource allocation is equal […]

The measurement of how well a company manages profit versus costs. Accounts receivable and payable are the source for this measuring.

Measured as the hourly output per worker.

Wage higher than market that raises worker morale to achieve higher output and discourage absenteeism and inventory shrinkage.