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CAD :
Computers Aided Design.
Cadit quaesitio:
The matter admits of no further arguments.
CAI:
Computers Aided instruction.
Calculated risk:
A risk which has been undertaken after careful consideration has been given to the likely outcome.
Call account :
A bank account which usually pays a higher rate of interest from which investors can make instant withdrawals.
Callable :
Usually applies to bonds or convertible securities which can be bought back at an agreed price before maturity by the company or government which sold them.
Call risk :
The risk that bonds will be redeemed before maturity. This possibility increases during periods of falling interest rates.
CAM :
Computers adied manifesting.
Cap and collar :
The upper and lower limits of interest rates on a loan usually fixed for a specific period of time.
Capacity to listen :
The supervisor must have the capacity to listen to what others say. This may be necessary to obtain information solve problems share experiences and so on.
Capacity to pay :
Large fast growing and diversified companies generally pay higher remuneration is to their executives than small and stagnant .
Capital allowances :
Money spent by a company on fixed assets, such as buildings, vehicles, machinery, which is dedicated from its profits before tax is calculated.
Captial assed pricing model ( CAPM) :
Model of the securities markets based on portfolio analysis.
Capital :
Capital is the owners financial interest (or) holding in the business.
Capital employed :
The total of investment made in a business.
Capital expenditures:
It consist of expenditure the benefit of which is not fully consumed in one period but spread over several periods.
Capital flight :
The sudden movement of money from one country or investment to another in order to reduce risk,such as high information,or to increase profits.
Capital fund :
A term something applied to the capital account of a non profit making organisation.
Capital gains tax :
Tax payable on profits made on the sale of certain types of assets by a company or individual.
Capital markets :
It is the market for borrowing and learning long term capital funds required by business.
Capital outlay :
Money which is spent for the acquisition of assets, such as land, buildings, vehicles, machinery.
Capital structure :
The composition of an enterprise sources of funds especially long term.
Capital investment:
See capital expenditure.
Capitalisation :
convert income into financial capital.
Card reader :
Reflector mechanical device that reads data from a sequence of paper cards.
Career anchor :
The basic drive that give the urge take up a certain type of career.
Career counseling :
Guided and advising people on their possible career paths and what they must do to achieve promotion.
Career development :
The personal movement an individual makes to achieve his career plan.
Career goals :
The future position one strives to reach part of a career.
Cash at bank :
The amount that a enterprise has in a bank account.
Cash book :
A book of account containing a record of cash peceipts and payment.
Cash budget :
An estimate of cash receipts and disbursements during a future period of time.
Cash call :
A request by a company to its shareholders torinvest more money.
Cash cow :
A steady dependable source of income which provides money for the rest of a business.
Cash discount :
A discount receivable or allowable on payment of on invoice within an agreed period.
