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At parAt equality. Two currencies are said to be "at par" if they are trading one-for-one. The significance is more psychological then economic, but the long decline of the Canadian dollar "below par" with the U.S. dollar, and the more recent decline of the euro from above to below par, also with the U.S. dollar, has been cause for concern.At parA price equal to nominal or face value of a security. See: Par.At par Similar MatchesApparelApparelClothing. The apparel sector is important for trade because, as a very labor intensive sector, it is a likely source of comparative advantage for developing countries. See textiles and apparel. Non participating life insurance policyNon participating life insurance policyLife insurance which does not participate in the profits of the insurance fund. Public limited partnershipPublic limited partnershipA limited partnership with an unlimited number of partners that is registered with the SEC and is available for public trading by broke../../finance-glossary/dealers. Transparent GIFTransparent GIFA GIF image which has had one color specified as "transparent", meaning any background color or image behind the graphic will show through those areas of the image. PartnerPartnerBusiness associate who shares equity in a firm. Further SuggestionsParkingLeontief Paradox With Particular Average (WPA) Parallel import Participating fees Direct participation program Kaleidoscope comparative advantage "Participate but do not initiate" Bank trust department Textiles and apparel Partnership agreement Wraparound mortgage Nonparticipating life insurance policy Cost of limited partner capital Conversion parity price Participating GIC Research and development limited partnership Subpart F Any part of order Partial Research department Interest parity Limited partner Metzler paradox listing particulars |
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