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What is an Easement Interest in real property? An easement is a limited interest in real property. It involves a particular right to use the subject property in a particular manner, but does not necessarily create a right to possess the property. Generally, the easement rights exist at the same time as the rights of other property interest holders. ...
3 min reading timeWhat is Cost per Impression? Cost per thousand (CPM) refers to the cost of internet marketing or traditional advertising in which advertisers pay for every time that an advert has been displayed. That is, it means the expense of costs incurred for every thousand potential consumers who have viewed an advertisement. CPM is a way to measure the cost o...
1 min reading timeWhat is the World Federation Of Stock Exchanges? The World Federation of Stock Exchanges is a trade association of regulated exchanges across the world. This association is made up of publicly regulated exchanges such as options, bonds and stocks that can be traded in the security market. This international trade group is commonly referred to as the...
1 min reading timeWhat is the PRAM Model? PRAM is an acronym which means: P - Plans R - Relationships A - Agreement M - Maintenance PRAM is a sequential model often used for parallel algorithms and parallel computation. PRAM is also a model applied in negotiations between parties, especially when the negotiation strives to achieve a beneficial position or both partie...
1 min reading timeWhat are Carveouts to Anti-Dilution? Triggering anti-dilution protection can be detrimental to common shareholders, who are subject to dilution. As such, the common shareholder may attempt to negotiate barriers to triggering an anti-dilution provision (i.e., a change in the anti-dilution conversion ratio). What are the Common CarveOuts? Below are c...
1 min reading timeWhat is a Batch-Level Allocation? Costing refers to the estimation of costs or expenses related to the production of a commodity or the delivery of a service. This might include direct costs and indirect costs. Batch-level costs refer to the costs of producing or manufacturing a set of goods in which the costs cannot be allocated to individual items...
1 min reading timeWhat is insider trading under Section 14 of the 1934 Act? Rule 10(b)(5) is not the only securities law to target trading of securities by individuals with inside information. Rule 14(e)(3) is an insider tradition provision that applies specifically to corporate buyouts or takeovers. This provision prohibits anyone from trading on insider information...
2 min reading timeOverview of Corporate Governance Corporate governance concerns the procedures and mechanisms associated with administering a business entity. Principles of corporate governance include legal and ethical principles controlling the governance procedures and the conduct of those administering the business. This chapter focus on the corporate entity for...
0 min reading timeWhat is a Bailment? A bailment is a situation where the owner of personal property gives the property to another person to hold or to use in a specific manner. The owner of the property is called the bailor and the person receiving the property is called the bailee. A bailment can be express (pursuant to agreement by the bailor and bailee) or implie...
2 min reading timeHow does New Technology give rise to Positive Externalities? Will private firms in a market economy underinvest in research and technology? If a firm builds a factory or buys a piece of equipment, the firm receives all the economic benefits that result from the investments. However, when a firm invests in new technology, the private benefits, or pro...
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