The rate at which goods are produced based on how long it takes, how many workers are required, how much capital and equipment is needed, etc.

The legal liability of a professional, such as a doctor, accountant, lawyer, etc., who causes loss, harm or injury to their clients while performing their professional duties.

An incentive scheme in which a business shares some of its profit , usually in cash or shares, with its employees.

A situation in which a company or business makes less profit over a period of time because of rising costs and/or falling prices.

part of an organization with assignable revenues and costs and hence ascertainable profitability. A business division or department or unit which is responsible for producing a profit.

An organisation or individual who makes excessive profits by charging very high prices for goods which are in short supply.

On the Stock Market, the buying and selling of large amounts of shares by computer, the program of which is triggered when trading reaches a certain level of volume.

Preventing or discouraging something, for example people are discouraged from buying a product because the price is prohibitive, i.e., too high.

–

A person responsible for planning and delivering or A person in overall charge of the planning and execution of a particular project.-