BEHAVIORAL ACCOUNTING
Commonly known as "human resource accounting". Behavioral accounting is an accounting procedure which is consider as an important factor for key decision makers as part of the worth of a company. Behavioral accounting purpose is to make the behavioral effects obvious to promising and existing stakeholders. In addition, to understand better the effect that business processes, human variables and opinions have on the worth of the general corporation, now and in the future.
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Double Top and Bottom
In technical analysis, chart patterns explaining movements in a security or other investment drawn like letter W (double bottom) or letter M (doubl ...
Tranches
Part, piece, portion, or slice of a transaction or structured financing. It refers to one of the numerous securities offered at the same time but h ...
Financing Statement
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