JOB 1

Deliver every Friday 20 financial definitions with an explanation of the word in an example.

- You will write 20 financial definitions & examples every week and deliver them on Friday
- Some definitions will be formulas such as the CAPM or images such as Candlestick Patterns so you will
need to provide a JPEG image of the formula in the definition so that I can upload it with the definition.
- Definitions & examples are to be no less that 500 words
- Grammar and Spelling must be perfect meaning I don't need to edit content
- I will email you a document with all the words I want the definitions for.
- CONTENT MUST BE 100% ORIGINAL IN YOUR OWN WORDS. If possible please refer to books for your
references NOT THE INTERNET

Performa
______________________________________________________________1, Accounting Trends and
Techniques (Publication)
Accounting Trends and Techniques Publication is a well-known publication, which is annually published
by AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) and this publication has been in
distribution, since 1946. The purpose of this publication is to keep accountants posted on current
financial reporting practices and procedures. These features include detailed narratives describing the
requirements imposed by new accounting rulings, which include real-world examples for publicly-traded
companies to serve as a guide. Its sister publications deal with employee benefit plans, IFRS accounting
issues and not-for-profit organizations.

2, Accounting Valuation

Accounting Valuation is the procedure of valuating a businesss assets for financial-reporting purposes.
There are several accounting-valuation methods, which are used in the process of preparing financial
statements in order to evaluate the assets. Many of these valuation methods are stipulated by the
accounting rules, such as there is a need to use an accepted options model to value the options that a
company grants to employees and with regard to other assets, they are valued simply by the price that
is paid for them and an example of this is real estate. The reason for accounting valuation being
important for the business is that the value of the assets on the financial statement should be
dependable. The analysis of this valuation is as crucial as the valuation itself. For example assets like real
estate, can be carried at cost less depreciation, which can be carried on the balance sheet at far from
their true value.
Definations
1. Ability-to-pay principle
2. Acreage allotment program
3. Actual investment
4. Actual reserves
5. Adjustable pegs
6. Adverse selection problem
7. Advertising
8. Affirmative action
9. AFL-CIO
10. Agency shop
11. Aggregate
12. Aggregate demand
13. Aggregate demand-aggregate supply (AD-AS) model
14. Aggregate expenditures
15. Aggregate expenditures-domestic output approach
16. Aggregate supply
17. Aggregate supply shocks
18. Alcoa case
19. Allocative efficiency
20. Anticipated inflation