ABATEMENT COST
It is the cost incurred by a company or a business because of the reduction and/or removal of a certain undesirable items from the list of their products or services that they created. These abandonment costs are usually incurred whenever corporations have a requirement to reduce negative byproducts or possible nuisances created during their production.
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Advantage which allows the firm to generate higher sales or margins and/or keep more customers than its rivals. Some examples of competitive advant ...
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Buydown
Mortgage-financing method in which the buyer endeavors to lower the interest rate on a mortgage for at least its first few years. Usually, the buil ...
OSL
It was first formed in 1881, which is considered as the main stock market of Norway. It is known for stock in oil and international shipping compan ...
Origination Points
This kind of fee is charged to the borrower by the lender in order to pay off him or her for the evaluating, processing and approving mortgage loan ...
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