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The capacity to accommodate growth

When an order is executed at a price greater or lower than the quoted price

The practice of filtering out false information and retaining only the true information

A financial arbitrage strategy that aims to take advantage of the mispricing between an underlying asset and the financial derivative corresponding to it

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A method under which the fair values of accounts that are subject to periodic fluctuations can be measured

The target company "turning the tables" in a hostile takeover situation

Products that are bought by individuals or households for personal use

The reduction in an asset's value to calculate the capital requirement, margin and collateral level

A market-based economic system driven by market forces rather than by government interference

A trade theory which argues that countries that exhibit higher demand for some products locally tend to record higher sales of the same products in foreign markets

A type of savings account that features the traits of a checking account

The place where the supply and the demand for jobs meet

A type of economic system that is controlled by the market forces of supply and demand

A formal trading agreement wherein member countries adopt a common external tariff

Commission paid to an advisor for successfully completing a transaction

How much an asset or company is worth in a financial market

A space that facilitates an economic transaction between the buyers and the sellers.

Pricing goods at below cost to stimulate sales of other profitable goods.

A strategy that aims to reach out to a targeted group of customers in a niche market.