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Bond powerA form used in the transfer of registered bonds from one owner to a different owner.Bond power Similar MatchesPower of AttorneyPower of AttorneyAn authority by which one person (principal) enables another (attorney in fact) to act for him. (1) General power - Authorizes sale, mortgaging, etc. of all property of the principal. Invalid in some jurisdictions. (2) Special power - Specifies property, buyers, price and terms. How specific it must be varies in each state. Contingent Voting PowerContingent Voting PowerEnables preferred stockholders to vote when the company fails to satisfy the agreement between itself and the preferred stockholders. Staying powerStaying powerThe ability of an investor to stay in the market and not to sell out of a position when an investment has fallen in value. Durable power of attorneyDurable power of attorneyIn the US, a power of attorney which, subject to conditions and safeguards, continues in force even after the maker of the durable power of attorney (the principal) may become mentally incapable of conducting his/her affairs. Equivalent to an enduring power of attorney in the UK. Relative form of purchasing power parityRelative form of purchasing power parityTheory that the rate of change in the prices of products should be somewhat similar, but not absolutely the same when measured in a common currency, as long as transportation costs and trade barriers are unchanged. Further SuggestionsAbsolute form of purchasing power parityPurchasing power parity theory purchasing power Purchasing power risk High powered money Purchasing power parity Buying power Market power Purchasing power Earning power enduring power of attorney Stock power Purchasing power parity exchange rate Purchasing power of the dollar power of attorney Purchasing power Purchasing power parity |
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