MALFEASANCE
A term used in regard to performance on a contract, it is an intentional practice of outright sabotage, whereby one party will commit a wrongful or unlawful act with corresponding intentional damage. A party that incurs damages is entitled to settlement through a civil lawsuit. All courts agree that malfeasance is a wrongful doing. However, defining unlawful act and proving intent are difficult to do.
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Multinational Corporation - MNC
A corporation that operates in different countries. These companies have offices and/or factories in several nations and have a centralized head of ...
Hard Sell
Sales practice denoted by forceful language. Hard sell is considered to be a high-pressure method, as it is designed to get a consumer purchase a g ...
Usury Laws
Usury laws are laws that regulate the amount of interest that may be imposed on a loaned fund or asset. The purpose of usury laws are to do away wi ...
Capital Saturation
An economic status in which actual income is big and is assumed to continue to bolster, causing the general public, huge companies and even public ...
60-Plus Delinquencies
Mortgage loan that is over 60 days past due on their debt payments. These are expressed as a percentage of a group of loans within a given time per ...
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