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Question		Answer
Achieve start learning		To achieve a goal is to attain it successfully
Allocate start learning		To allocate resources is to designate them for a particular function or purpose
Analyze start learning		To analyze is to study something extensively in an effort to describe or comprehend it
Apply start learning		To apply a process, rule, or technique is to use it
Approachable start learning		If someone is approachable, he or she is easy to talk to and not intimidating
Arrive at start learning		To arrive at a decision is to come to a conclusion about a particular issue, usually after some discussion
Assembly line start learning		An assembly line is a system of putting a product together in which the item passes through different stages. Each stage has a specific task and adds or completes some aspect of the product
Assess start learning		To assess something is to look at it carefully and make a judgment on it
Assessment start learning		An assessment is an evaluation used to identify strengths as well as places where improvements are needed
Asset start learning		An asset is any item of value owned by a person or entity
Authoritarian start learning		If someone is authoritarian, he or she values strict obedience to authority and does not value personal freedom
Avenue start learning		An avenue is a course of action that is undertaken to accomplish something
Balance start learning		To balance an account is to reconcile debit and credit amounts
Benchmarking start learning		Benchmarking is the process of determining the standards for one’s business practices. This is done by examining the standards set by other companies within and outside of one’s industry
Benefits start learning		Benefits are payments made to employees in addition to wages, such as health insurance and paid vacation days
Best practice start learning		A best practice is a system that is successful more often than any other method of doing something
Billboard start learning		A billboard is a large board found in cities and along roads. Companies use them to advertise
Boss start learning		A boss is someone who is in charge of other people
Bottom-up communication start learning		If communication is bottom-up, it is directed from lower-level employees toward their supervisors
Branch out start learning		To branch out is to expand into other areas not previously explored
Breathe down (someone’s) neck start learning		To breathe down someone’s neck is to constantly remind someone of an obligation in a harassing or rude manner
Cash-basis accounting start learning		Cash-basis accounting is a method of accounting that records income and expense based on cash payments only, expected payments, or expenses that are not recognized
Certification start learning		When one earns a certification, one has a formal qualification in accordance with set standards
Collective bargaining unit start learning		A collective bargaining unit is a group of employees with shared interests who are represented by a labor union in dealings with management regarding pay, benefits, and other significant issues
Communicate start learning		To communicate is to exchange information verbally or in writing with another person or group of people
Compare start learning		To compare two or more things is to look at them and find their similarities and differences
Comparison start learning		A comparison is a statement that describes how two items are similar to and different from each other
Competitive benchmark start learning		A competitive benchmark is a standard set by comparing a business’ practices to those of a competitor
Competitor start learning		A competitor is a rival in the same field
Compliance start learning		Compliance is the act of conforming to a demand or proposal
Concept start learning		A concept is an idea, often associated with a plan
Confidence start learning		Confidence is a feeling of trust in a person or a system
Consensus start learning		A consensus is a mutually agreed upon decision
Consider start learning		To consider something is to give it close thought
Consult start learning		To consult is to confer with another person or group of people for advice
Consumer start learning		A consumer is a person who buys and uses products sold by someone else
Contract start learning		To contract is to become smaller or less numerous
Contribute start learning		To contribute is to bring or give something
Control start learning		To control something is to make and implement decisions that will make it exactly as needed
Cost accounting start learning		Cost accounting is a method of accounting that records and analyzes all costs incurred through production and related activities
Credit start learning		A credit is a recorded listing of an amount paid to an account
Criteria start learning		A criteria is a rule, standard, or test used in evaluation and decision making
Deal with start learning		To deal with something is to take care of or handle it
Debate start learning		To debate something is to exchange viewpoints about it with each side trying to convince the others of its validity
Debit start learning		A debit is a recorded listing of an amount owed by an amount
Deduction start learning		A deduction is an amount you take away from a figure
Defect start learning		A defect is an imperfection or problem with something that makes it less effective or useful
Delay start learning		A delay is something that postpones an event or occurrence
Demanding start learning		If someone is demanding, he or she has high expectations of others and insists that things get done a certain way
Democratic start learning		If a manager is democratic, he or she emphasizes everyone’s role in decision making and allows all employees to have a voice before a final consensus is reached
Depreciation start learning		Depreciation is the loss of something’s value over time
Distribution start learning		Distribution is the delivery of goods for sale to a store or individual customer
Distribution channel start learning		A distribution channel is the way you make your product available to customers
Dominate start learning		To dominate something is to be in control of it or to be the most important part of it
Earnings start learning		Earnings is the money made through a company’s profits
Efficiency start learning		Efficiency is the ability to do a task well, using the minimum amount of time, resources, or effort
Elasticity start learning		Elasticity is a measure of how changes in one economic variable will influence other variables
Employment law start learning		Employment law is the field of law dealing with government regulation establishing workers’ rights, including pay, hours, age restrictions, and treatment of workers. This field is sometimes called labor law
Empower start learning		To empower someone is to give them the ability to make their own decisions and take responsibility for their own action
Equity start learning		Equity is the value of a property or holding beyond mortgage or liability amounts
Estimate start learning		To estimate an amount is to find the amount through guessing or calculation
Existing levels start learning		If someone refers to existing levels, they are currently at the point at which they are described
Expect start learning		To expect an event is to think that it will happen
Expenditure start learning		Your expenditure is the amount of money you spend
Expense start learning		An expense is money paid in order to accomplish a goal
Factor start learning		A factor is an element that influences how something happens

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