Purchase agreement that obligates a buyer to purchase (at fixed prices ) everything a supplier produces during a fixed period.

A computer peripheral that converts computer output into forms that can used directly (e.g. printer) or with another device (e.g. a DVD writer).

The gap that exists between the actual GDP of a country and the GDP of the country at maximum capacity or efficiency. A negative output gap suggests improper allocation or […]

A quantifiable result of an activity or process.

A measurable standard that expresses the amount of energy, work, goods or services a process should produce in a given period.

A tax added to the selling price of goods / services and paid by the consumer (e.g. VAT).

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Injurious violence, or, in general, any species of serious wrong offered to the person, feelings, or rights of another. See McKinley v. Railroad Co., 44 Iowa, 314, 24 Am. Rep. […]

a term that is applied when a person has injuries to their body as well as harm to their emotional stability.

In English law . Bailiffs- errant employed by sheriffs or their deputies to ride to the extremities of their counties or hundreds to summon men to the county or hundred […]

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An option whose barrier relies on market reference making a multivariate structure.

When an ownership has no controlling interest.

The delegation of non-core activities to outside agencies and contractors. Called contracting out, this allows businesses to benefit from specialist skill sets without paying for an in-house team, and it […]

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A check that has been paid out but has not yet been cashed in by the drawee.

An amount of debt that will continue to generate interest until paid off.

the term that is applied to the number of shares of stock a corporation is allowed to issue. See authorised issue.

All premiums that should have been paid, but have not been.

Ordinary shares that have been issued and are now held by shareholders.

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In French law . The right of succession which arises to one upon the death, whether nat- ural or civil, of auother.

L. Fr. With. Modern French avcc.

L. Fr. Equal.