INVISIBLE TRADE
A business transaction that involves trading invisible tangible goods. The process involves transferring non-tangible products and/or services including customer service, patents, and intellectual property. The items in invisible trade can be exchanged for tangible goods and are linked to a value.
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Quality Control Chart
A graphic that shows if sampled products are meeting their intended specifications and, if not, the degree by which they vary from those specificat ...
Value Chain
Value Chain is a high-level model depicting the process of how a particular business obtains raw materials and adds value to these materials by und ...
Stepwise Regression
Incremental, iterative construction of a regression model encompassing selecting independent variables automatically. This can be attained either b ...
Topside
Upper portion of an oil platform holding the drilling rig, production plant, and accommodation block or lodging. Seen above the water line, it pert ...
Conditional Probability
Probability of an event granted that another has occurred. It is computed by multiplying the probability of the previous event by the recent probab ...
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