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| − | [[unbalanced growth]]: the result when not all sectors of an economy can grow at the same rate. | + | [[qualification payment]]: an additional payment sometimes made to employees of New Zealand companies, who have gained an academic qualification relevant to their jobs. |
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| − | [[unbundling]]: dividing a company into separate constituent companies, often to sell all or some of them after a takeover. | + | [[qualified lead]]: a sales prospect whose potential value has been carefully evaluated through research |
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| − | [[uncertainty analysis]]: a study designed to assess the extent to which the variability in an outcome variable is caused by uncertainty at the time of estimating the input parameters of the study.
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| − | [[undervalued]]: used to describe an asset that is available for purchase at a price lower than it is worth.
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| − | [[underwrite]]: to assume risk, especially for a new issue or an insurance policy
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| − | [[underwriter]]: a person or organization that buys an issue from a corporation and sells it to investors
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| − | [[unearned income]]: income received from sources other than employment
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| − | [[unit of trade]]: the smallest amount that can be bought or sold of a share of stock, or a contract included in an option
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| − | [[unlimited liability]]: full responsibility for the obligations of a general partnership
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| − | [[unsecured debt]]: money borrowed without supplying collateral
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| − | [[upsell]]: to sell customers a higher-priced version of a product they have bought previously
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| − | [[used credit]]: the portion of a line of credit that is no longer available
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Latest revision as of 21:21, 16 June 2010
qualification payment: an additional payment sometimes made to employees of New Zealand companies, who have gained an academic qualification relevant to their jobs.
qualified lead: a sales prospect whose potential value has been carefully evaluated through research
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