Information technology used for interlinking business processes and economic activity.

A single person’s effect from using a good or a service on the total perceived value of that product or service for others. The more people who use a product […]

multiple physician groups contracting with an HMO model. individuals not covered by the HMO can get care from these physician groups.

As a part of an operating system (OS), this is a specific program set that provides security to computers connected to a network, directory services, and file and print services.

Entity as a high volume data capacity renter to limited internet service providers (ISP) who rent capacity to several internet users, known as subscribers.

Business units that are closely interconnected, but independent and widely dispersed, driven to achieve the organization ‘s objectives and goals, are united as this type of organizational structure that operates […]

The current liquid asset in a corporation minus liabilities.

Artificial intelligence technique allegedly mimicking the human brain’s operation as nerves and neurons. Densely interconnected computer processors work simultaneously in parallel. A key neural networks feature is that their programming […]

In medical Jurisprudence . A condition of weakness or exhaustion of the general nervous system, giving rise to various forms of mental and bodily inefficiency.

the term that is sued to describe an emotional disorder with feelings of anxiety and compulsive behaviour.

Behavioral, emotional, or body-movement motor abnormalities occur from an affected central nervous system when exposed to this specific type of biological or chemical substance, like mercury compounds.

In international law . Indifferent ; impartial; uot engaged on either side; not taking an active part with either of the contending states. In an international war, the principal hostile […]

Money coming in equals money going out. Any entity has a neutral cash flow if the periodic expenses equals the periodic income to the penny.

Impartial third-party requested to mediate a controversy , dispute, or issue in which it has no financial, official, or personal interest . This third-party is obligated to the involved parties […]

Chemical solution that has an exact pH of 7.0, being neither acidic nor alkaline. Pure water is such a solution. Also refer to pH scale.

Tax with a sufficiently small impact that entities do not have to change their economic routine of buying, selling, or marketing to accommodate the tax.

The state of a nation which takes no part between two or more other nations at war. U. S. v. The Three Friends, 160 U. S. 1, 17 Sup. Ct […]

A species of traverse which occurs in actions of debt on simple contract , and is resorted to when the defendant means to deny In point of fact the existence […]

As an element in numerous compound terms and phrases of the law, this word may denote novelty, or the condition of being previously unknown or of recent or fresh origin, […]

the name that is given to a law suit that is based on new facts that differ from the original facts.

Macroeconomic thought as a knowledge base . Emerging during the 1970s, based on roles known as rational economic agents, and rational expectations theory . It is seen as an extreme […]

Economic policies that President Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced as a series of programs after the Great Depression left the U.S. economy utterly wasted. His programs provided help to millions of […]

This specific term is for the recent economic transition to a dependency on technology, its advancement , and information exchange. Information technology (IT) increasingly connects this the new business environment […]

the name given to new material that has come to light after a trial has been conducted and could be the basis for a new trial.

Under the Nixon administration , this new plan transferred back to the state level some powers previously held by the federal government . Some powers were removed from the state […]