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Special damages Special damages are an award for damages that can be determined and documented, such as medical expenses, lost earnings, or property damage.
Specified (dread) disease policy Specified (dread) disease policy is a limited policy that covers only certain diseases listed in the policy, such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, or muscular dystrophy. Specified (dread) disease policy also called a
Retrospective rating Retrospective rating is a type of merit-rating method in which the insured’s loss experience during the current policy period determines
Retrospective reserve Retrospective reserve is in life insurance, the net premiums collected by the insurer for a particular block of policies, plus interest earnings
Prospective reserve Prospective reserve is in life insurance, the difference between the present value of future benefits and the present value of future net premiums.
retrospective falsification Unintentional distortion in remembering previous experiences which is not considered to be caused by unconscious influences is called retrospective falsification.
Special Education Special Education - In Texas, education that ensures all children with disabilities have available to them a free appropriate public
Prospectus Prospectus is a document that presents a company’s financial data for several consecutive years, discusses its position in its industry, describes how it will use the funds raised by a securities sale, and summarizes other information that well-informed investors should have.
On-site inspection On-site inspection is the buyer’s inspectors examine purchased items throughout the supplier’s manufacturing operations.
Special-purpose carriers Special-purpose carriers, also known as value-added carriers, refer to companies that add value to the basic communications services provided by a ...
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