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a person with an interest or concern in something, especially a business. People such employees, customers or citizens who are involved with an organisation and therefore have an interest in its success. interesariusz
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an owner of shares in a company. akcjonariusz
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an obligation that prevents one party from acting in their own interest rather than in the interest of the organization. For nonprofits, this ethical commitment makes it possible for them to fulfill their missions.
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things such as medical insurance that employees receive in addition to money.
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idea or theory on which a statement or action is based.
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try very hard to make something happen.
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fail to reach a desired standard.
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indirect results of other events or situations
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sums of money paid by a customer for a bank's service
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system of buying debts for less than they are worth and then obtaining payment for them from the debtors
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money which is immediately available
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the maximum amount of money a bank will allow you to borrow
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calculation of someone's ability to pay back money which they have borrowed.
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amount which is less than the level that was expected or needed.
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amounts of money that regularly have to be spent.
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amount of money that a bank customer with an account is temporarily allowed to owe the bank.
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operating a business while not having enough money to pay creditors and employees
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amount which is less than the level that was expected or needed.
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things which limit your freedom of action.
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without official permission.
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to a level which is more than is necessary or reasonable.
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charges which are used to punish someone.
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reasons for something bad
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