The calculation of the amount a company is worth to the amount the company's shares are worth on the trading floor
Ratio of orders booked to orders delivered (and invoiced) during a period. It indicates the trend of the business: if the ratio is greater than 1 it indicates improvement in performance, if less it indicates a fall.
The amount recorded when a company issues a bond based on the bond's current face value.
The first area where income and expenses are listed before transferring these costs to the proper ledger accounts.
Simple inventory control in which a running total of all inventory (at cost) is kept by regularly adding all purchases to, and subtracting all sales from, the quantity at hand.
The amount of inventory recorded that is presently in stock.
Security represented by an entry in a register and not issued as a certificate. Most treasury securities are issued as book entry. Also called uncertified security.
