Supplemental or special services provided in addition a basic service.
Amount billed for additional, supplemental, or special services provided, usually as a flat fee.
Number of new employees added to a payroll during a certain period (usually one year), expressed as a percentage of the total number of employees during that period.
Fee charged by a utility for the privilege to connect to its distribution or transmission system.
Undertaking by a third party to accept and pay (in part or in full) a bill of exchange that was dishonored, either by non-acceptance (see dishonor by non-acceptance) or by non-payment (see dishonor by non payment) by the party on whom it was drawn. Also called acceptance supra protest.
Amount charged by an accepting bank (or an accepting house) for taking on the legal obligation of paying a bill of exchange on its maturity date, whether the importer pays it or not.
One of the means by which international trade is financed. Under this arrangement, a bank (or an acceptance House) in the exporter's country sets up an acceptance credit facility (similar to a checking account) on behalf of a creditworthy importer. The exporter then can draw on this account up to ...
Concept in economics that explains the link between output and capital investment. It states that an increase or decrease in the demand for consumer goods will cause a greater increase or decrease in the demand for machines required to make those goods. In other words, there is a direct ...
