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Factor-price spaceA graph with factor prices on the axes.Similar MatchesFactoringFactoringA company which is owed money by trade debtors faces the risk of slow payment or default on those debts, which can put strain on its cash flow. One of the ways it can mitigate this danger is by 'factoring' them.Special companies exist (factors) which will pay the company a high proportion of the amount it is owed, in return for the right to collect the debts from the debtors. The company gets a high percentage of the amount it is owed direct from the factor. The factors chase the money and keep the difference. Amortization factorAmortization factorThe pool factor implied by the scheduled amortization assuming no prepayments. Factor spaceFactor spaceA graph in which the axes measure quantities of factors. Footloose factorFootloose factorA factor that can move easily across national borders, in contrast to one that, due to inclination or constraints, cannot. Footloose factors are sometimes thought to have an advantage in a globalized economy. Factor priceFactor priceThe price paid for the services of a unit of a primary factor of production per unit time. Includes the wage or salary of labor and the rental prices of land and capital. Does not normally refer to the price of acquiring ownership of the factor itself, which might be called the "purchase price." Further SuggestionsPool factorV Vacancy Factor Factor-using Net benefit to leverage factor Currency factor Factor Price Equalization Theorem Factor intensity uniformity Specific factor earnings factor Factor intensity Single factor model Reported factor Factor proportions Factor content pattern of trade Multifactor model Direct-plus-indirect factor content Factor of production Maturity factoring Factor market Factor mobility Factor analysis Factor bias Conversion factors Specific factors model Factor price equalization |
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