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| define gain ... an
alternative term for profit |
| define gap
financing ... a temporary form of financing in advance of a permanent
loan |
| define general
partnership ... an enterprise of associated co-owners — partnership |
| define geo-
... abbreviation for geography used as a form of prefix
as in geocode |
| define geocode ... The demographic characterization
of a locale —a geocoding |
| define geographic area ... as an area targeted for
doing site
location work, a geography |
| define getting
underway ... moving from static
status to being underway (operating status) |
| define ghetto: ... often refers to a densely populated, poor, area with run-down buildings and surroundings. Answers.com defines ghetto with discussion of ghetto history. Two resource articles that may be of interest are listed in Site Location Assistance.com with links to them. One is titled Rebuilding the Urban Ghetto: Few Economic Development Programs Show Promise, the other, In The Ghetto, brings out the expression, slum tourism, with explanation. |
| define global region |
| define goal: ... a broadly defined objective or a mission statement. The Free Dictionary by Farlex has a definition. Also, see the definition of goal setting and an resource article at Entrepreneur.com |
| define grandfather: ... action taken to allow the continuance of something that was permissible or accepted under the condition that others coming along after, although being the same, are denied |
| define graphic
element ... an image made recognizable by a computer
graphics capability. |
| define GRC ... a contact
directory database, acronym
for Global Registry of Contacts |
| define greenfield site: ... a real estate site not yet developed; a fresh site |
| define gross income: ... income in hand before adjustments or deductions for expenses, such as taxes, depreciation or operating expenses; top line of a financial or income statement as opposed to the bottom line. |
| define gross up: ... to increase an employee's gross income, especially as an incentive. For example, an enterprise relocation an employee to a place where the cost of living is higher may gross up pay as a compensation. There is risk involved in grossing up to offset a disadvantage |
| define groundbreaking ... an event followed
by construction, ribbon
cutting, then startup |
| define G7 country: ... one of a group of seven leading industrial nations that began meeting annually in the mid-1970s to address economic and political issues that they and the rest of the world face. There are four countries in Europe (G4). The G4 countries are France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom. The G7 countries include Canada, Japan, and the United States. |
| define group move: ... relocation of a number of employees. Relocation organizations (sometimes referred to as relos) specialize in providing group move services |
| define growth node: ... a high performing cluster of networked enterprises in an area; a place within a location having an ICT (Information/Communications Technologies) network infrastructure, thus made-ready for sophisticated enterprise and economic development. |
| additional resources: dictionaries
in the library references collection
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