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A fee paid by a manufacturer to a supermarket chain for shelf space for a new product, also referred to as the stocking allowance, introductory allowance, shelf fee or street money.
A fee paid by a manufacturer to a supermarket chain for shelf space for a new product, also referred to as the stocking allowance, introductory allowance, shelf fee or street money.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ general measure of retail prices (for goods and services) paid by urban wage earners and clerical workers. Includes prices of about 400 items, including food, clothing, housing, medical care, and transportation. The CPI-U is ...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ general measure of retail prices (for goods and services) paid by urban wage earners and clerical workers. Includes prices of about 400 items, including food, clothing, housing, medical care, and transportation. The CPI-U is ...
Set of laws which deal with private rights of individuals. Laws which are not civil laws are criminal laws.
Set of laws which deal with private rights of individuals. Laws which are not civil laws are criminal laws.
A certain number of men and women selected according to law and sworn to try a question of fact or indict a person for public offense.
A certain number of men and women selected according to law and sworn to try a question of fact or indict a person for public offense.
To subcontract for procedures or processes with specialized vendors outside the printing house, especially non-union outlets or foreign resources; also called "farm-out", "out-of-house", or "buy-out" / "bought-out". See freelance, work for hire.
To subcontract for procedures or processes with specialized vendors outside the printing house, especially non-union outlets or foreign resources; also called "farm-out", "out-of-house", or "buy-out" / "bought-out". See freelance, work for hire.
Guarantee (standby credit) arranged to secure a contractor's or seller's performance at the same time a guarantee (standby credit) is arranged to secure the owner's or buyer's payment. Also called back to back guarantee or reciprocal credit. See also back to ...
Guarantee (standby credit) arranged to secure a contractor's or seller's performance at the same time a guarantee (standby credit) is arranged to secure the owner's or buyer's payment. Also called back to back guarantee or reciprocal credit. See also back to ...
Amounts paid to employees who are terminated from employment, also known as payments in lieu of notice, termination pay or severance pay.
Amounts paid to employees who are terminated from employment, also known as payments in lieu of notice, termination pay or severance pay.
A situation which exists when members of the labor force wish to work at the prevailing wage or salary rates for their skills, but cannot get a job. The concept thus refers to "involuntary" unemployment only, rather than the voluntary decision of someone to ...
A situation which exists when members of the labor force wish to work at the prevailing wage or salary rates for their skills, but cannot get a job. The concept thus refers to "involuntary" unemployment only, rather than the voluntary decision of someone to ...
a pricing strategy adopted by firms which copy the market leader's prices.
a pricing strategy adopted by firms which copy the market leader's prices.
A broad or in-depth newspaper, magazine, Internet, radio or TV article that discusses, analyzes or interprets an issue, subject or trend. A feature generally takes longer to research and produce than a news story.
A broad or in-depth newspaper, magazine, Internet, radio or TV article that discusses, analyzes or interprets an issue, subject or trend. A feature generally takes longer to research and produce than a news story.