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Pool factorThe outstanding principal balance divided by the original principal balance with the result expressed as a decimal. Pool factors are published monthly by the Bond Buyer newspaper for Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation) MBSs.Pool factor Similar MatchesTariff factoryTariff factoryA production facility established by a foreign firm through FDI in a country in spite of its higher production costs, in order to serve its market without paying a tariff. Factor scarcityFactor scarcitySee factor abundance. Multifactor modelMultifactor modelA model with more than two factors. In the context of trade theory this is likely to mean a Heckscher-Ohlin Model with more than two 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. V Vacancy FactorV Vacancy FactorThe estimated percentage of vacancies in a rental project. May be based on past records of the property, or a professional guess if a new project. Surrounding area buildings, it similar, may be used for comparison. Further Suggestionsearnings factorFactor-saving Scarce factor Factor Proportions Model Factor space Factor intensity reversal Factor portfolio Amortization factor Discount factor Abundant factor Factor content pattern of trade Factor accumulation Specific factor Factor Price Equalization Theorem Old line factoring Net benefit to leverage factor Factor augmenting Factor endowment Factor-using Factor Direct factor content Single factor model Factor cost Factor intensity Factor price |
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