From Classes

Question 1

Synergy

Answer 1

The combined power of a group of things when they are working together that is greater than the total power achieved by each working separately

Question 2

Marketable

Answer 2

Sellable

Also can be used to say - marketable skills as in high in demand skills

Question 3

Intrinsic Value (IV)

Answer 3

Is the price that investors came to after fundamental analysis of a company. The price investors willing to pay for a stock/company.

It reflects company’s value

Question 4

Contingency

Answer 4

A future event or occurrence that maybis possible but cannot be predicted with certainty.

An economic recession is an example of contingency

Question 5

Incidental expense

Answer 5

1) a secondary less important thing
An incidental use of bra would be a secondary use of bra and not the main intented use.
2) contingencies. An extra something that may occur.
An incidental expense: a minor subsequent expense of a main expense.

Question 6

Price contingency

Answer 6

When price of something is contingent upon a clause. When price is contingent it means that the price is dependent on something.
A price contingency occurs when a home buyer set a clause in the contract where the home price is contingent upon home inspection

Question 7

Stipulate

Answer 7

To demand or specify (a requirement), typically as part of a bargain or agreement

Syn: set down, specify

Question 8

Deter

Answer 8

To discourage
To prevent something or someone from doing sth

Question 9

Interject

Answer 9

Interrupt someone whilst speaking

Question 10

Ensuing

Answer 10

Following, subsequent

Over the ensuing two years, the company’s revenue nearly doubled

Question 11

To leverage something

Answer 11

To use something to obtain desired result
Leveraging my charm and beauty, I landed a finance bro

Question 12

Diligence

Answer 12

Careful persistent work or effort
Due diligence: магадлан шинжилгээ

Question 13

Going concern

Answer 13

Accountingn term for a company that can cover its financial obligations indefinitely (unless there’s evidence to the contrary)

Question 14

Going concern

Answer 14

Accountingn term for a company that can cover its financial obligations indefinitely (unless there’s evidence to the contrary)

Question 15

Pivotal

Answer 15

Crucial
Of utmost importance

Question 16

Prolific

Answer 16

Intellectually productive

Question 17

Proliferation

Answer 17

Rapid increase in number

Question 18

Price gouging

Answer 18

Hiking prices excessively on essential goods often during emergencies
Price gouging during pandemic

Question 19

Debacle

Answer 19

A great disaster
A complete failure
A fiasco

Question 20

Going concern

Answer 20

A financially stable company that is expected to operate indefinitely

Question 21

To foster

Answer 21

1. Promote, encourage the development of something
2. To bring up a child eg to foster a kid

Question 22

Bona fide

Answer 22

Genuine, authentic, real

The bona fide employees were rewarded

Question 23

Rebuff

Answer 23

To reject someone or something in very abrupt or ungracious manner

Question 24

Contended

Answer 24

1. Struggled (to win sth)
   They contended to find the best account
2. Argued, claimed, asserted
   The lawyers contend that her client was never negligent

Question 25

Superseded

Answer 25

To replace something by overpowering the previous thing

Question 26

Wield power

Answer 26

Hold power, authority, influence

Question 27

Exacerbation

Answer 27

the process of making a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse.

Question 28

Extant

Answer 28

especially of a document) still in existence; surviving Extant injustice

Question 29

Gauntlet

Answer 29

Gauntlet has multiple meanings, including a type of glove, a challenge, and a former punishment

Question 30

Gauntlet

Answer 30

Gauntlet has multiple meanings, including a type of glove, a challenge, and a former punishment