Cycle time

The time taken to complete an operation of one unit.

Cyberspace

A general term for the internet and anything else on-line. Attach ‘cyber’ to a business description and you’ve got a hot stock.

Cybernetics

A branch of science dealing with communications and control systems in machines and animate objects.

Cutting edge

Most important position.

Cut throat competition

This refers to a higher competition situation. There is over supply and lack of demand. Each seller cuts the price to score over others. The trend is picked up by others and the price cuts acquire momentum.

Cut off error

Not being able to record financial transactions in the correct time period.

Cut off

A particular date selected for completing all financial transactions within particular financial year and making documentation of relevant data.

Customs union

A group of states having an agreed common tariff.

Customs union

A term introduced by WTO; refer to an agreement between several countries to harmonise and moderate (including removal) barriers in trade among the members of the Customs Union.

Customs

The duties imposed on goods meant for import or export.

Customize

Modify a product in consonance with choice of individual purchasers.

Customs duty

The duty imposed on a product when it enters the territory of the importing nation from that of the exporting nation. This is to correct cheap imports and so to protect domestic producers.

Customer service

A service aimed at maintaining the good will of customers.

Customer

1) Outside buyers of the products/services of an organization. 2) Inside users of an activity or 0process output.

Customer

1) A client 2) A purchaser.

Currently attainable standard

A standard that a system should be able to attain under current operating conditions.

Current taxation

Any tax that must be paid within an accounting year from the date of Balance Sheet.

Current standard

An established standard meant for application over short period of time.

Current purchasing power accounting

This is similar to current accounting or current cost accounting; this alters accounting figures by changes in the average price level. The aim is to reflect value income and assessment on real terms basis.

Current liabilities

All debts and claims against the business entity due for clearance during the accounting period.

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