dynasty trust

Dynasty Trust

What is a Dynasty Trust A dynasty trust is a type of irrevocable trust that can span multiple generations. It is often used to minimize...
inflationary gap

Inflationary Gap

What is the inflationary gap and what factors contribute to it The inflationary gap occurs when there is more money chasing after goods and services...
equilibrium quantity

Equilibrium Quantity

What is equilibrium quantity and why is it important in Economics In Economics, equilibrium quantity is the amount of a good or service that will...
reference number

Reference Number

What is a reference number and what does it mean for me as a cardholder A reference number is a unique identifier assigned to any...
Clawback

Clawback

What is clawback and how does it work Clawback is a term used in the business world to describe a situation where a company asks...
vertical analysis

Vertical Analysis

What is Vertical Analysis When financial statement users want to compare line items on different financial statements, they often use horizontal or vertical analysis. Horizontal...
Nonfeasance

Nonfeasance

What is nonfeasance and what are the consequences Nonfeasance is a legal term that refers to the failure to take action when there is a...
Tenancy at sufferance

Tenancy at Sufferance

What is Tenancy at Sufferance Tenancy at sufferance is a type of tenancy that exists when a tenant remains in possession of a property after...
recessionary gap

Recessionary Gap

What is the recessionary gap and what does it mean for the economy The recessionary gap is the difference between what the economy is capable...
risk premium

Risk Premium

What is a risk premium A risk premium is an additional return that an investor requires for bearing risk. The concept is used in different...