Mutual fund that invests primarily in equity securities of microcap firms. Microcap stocks and shares typically have exceptional growth potential , yet are highly volatile in their market value . […]
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MICROCASH
Low-value monetary transactions. The value of the transaction itself may be exceeded by the fees charged by banks and credit card commercial financial institutions. The development of new methods of […]
MICROCOMPUTER
Consists of one or more microprocessors, stored program memory known as read-only-memory or ROM, random-access-memory (RAM), input/output logic, and usually one or more data input devices such as keyboard, mice, […]
MICROCONTROLLER
A scaled down, task-specific microcomputer . May/may not have an input or output device . Fuel injectors, security systems, or traffic monitors typically have embedded systems containing a microcontroller .
MICROCREDIT
Poverty-stricken individuals seeking to start their own business receive this specific type of small financial loan. An impoverished individual needs sources other than this type of loan to finance their […]
MICROECONOMIC INCENTIVE
To achieve a specific economic or political goal a business, industry, or sector may get a subsidy or a tax break from the government as this specific type of financial […]
MICROECONOMIC POLICY
Specific sectors, industries, markets, or demographics are targeted by this specific type of economic policy. Specific ways of businesses and consumers interaction is the focus. Intended to bring about economic […]
MICROECONOMIC TRENDS
Consumer, household, or firms’ income, savings, debt, and expenditure as economic factors in the patterns of movements or changes.
MICROECONOMICS
A person, household, firm, or industry as an economy’s units in this specific science of economic behavior. Contrast to macroeconomics , the study of the aggregate economy. Primarily concerned with […]
MICROENGINEERING
Molecular level machines and structures fabrication . Microengineered pumps and motors potentially can mimic the processes found in living organisms and are barely visible to the naked eye. Also known […]
MICROENVIRONMENT
An organization ‘s immediate area of operations, its performance and decision-making freedom varies based on specific environmental factors or elements. Competitors, customers, distribution channels, suppliers, and the general public are […]
MICROFICHE
Film type of media. Microform of 4 x 6 inch or 105 x 148 millimeters. Typically contains a grid pattern equivalent to seven pages of text as several microimages. Is […]
MICROFILM
16 or 35 millimeter format as a Roll of microform. Typically contains multiple microphotographs sequences, sometimes of microfiches.
MICROFILMING
Documents’ photographic reproduction process. Uses images one-eights (1:8) to one-fiftieth (1:50) of original size. Media is usually 16 or 25 millimeter film. Without any detail or information loss, these microphotographs […]
MICROFORM
Produced by any method of microphotography and image miniaturization. Roll microfilm, microfiche, computer output microfilm, and all other formats can be used. Devices known as microform readers are used to […]
MICROGRAM
One millionth (1/10x10x10x10x10x10) of a gram.
MICROGRAM PER CUBIC METER (
Chemical vapors, fumes, or dust in the ambient air as a measurable value unit.
MICROINCH
One-millionth (1/10x10x10x10x10x10) of an inch.
MICROLENDER
specialist in offering and servicing small-balance loans to low-income groups or individuals. A microfinance institution . Gives disadvantaged entities a source to small amounts of credit. A microlender provides small […]
MICROMANAGEMENT
Constant close, detailed, and often demotivating scrutiny of employees’ work.
MICROMERCHANT
Low-value transactions are the form used by these specific type of merchants in most of their business activities. Often excluded from using normal, traditional, mainstream business accounts and financial services […]
MICROMETER
One-millionth of a meter, equals 0.001 millimeter, equals 0.0000394 inch. Also known as micron.
MICRON
Term no longer used: for micrometer (one millionth of a meter).
MICROORGANISM
Visible under a microscope, this type of living organism is too small to be seen with naked eye. Also known as microbe.
MICROPAYMENT
Small amount transactions; cost five dollars or less, typically only a few cents . Mostly done with the sale of information over the Internet.