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| E-Commerce | is the buying and selling of goods and services on the Internet especially the World Wide Web. |
| Entrepreneurship | someone who organizes a business venture and assumes the risk for it. |
| Publicly held corporation | a corporation whose stock is widely held has a large market and is usually traded on a stock exchange such as the new York Stock Exchange. |
| Marketable securities | Short-term investments that usually include government securities such as Treasury bills and the securities of large corporations. |
| Contingent liability | The liability an endorser has for the payment of a note. |
| Accrued Revenue | Revenue earned but not yet received and recorded. |
| Retail method | a method of estimating the cost of the ending inventory in which the retail value of the ending merchandise Inventory is multiplied by a figure representing the relationship between the cost of merchandise available for sale and its retail value. |
| Maturity Date | The due date of a promissory note. |
| Petty Cash fund | an amount of cash on hand used to make small cash payments. |
| International Trade | is exchange of capital |
