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Lesson 20 Slideshow By: Gabriela Acebal Julia Toro Clarianne Moscoso Chris Arnold

Accrue v. –To increase, accumulate, or come about as a result of growth.

Arbiter –A person chosen to judge or decide a disputed issue; a person who has the power to judge at will arbiter

Audit –To examine, verify, or correct the financial accounts of; to attend a course without requesting or receiving academic credit

Cartel –A group of independent businesses formed to control production, pricing, and marketing goods.

Collateral –Property that is pledged as security for a loan if the loan is not repaid, the property is taken. Subordinate, Serving to support.

Commodity –Someone or something valuable and useful. An item of trade or commerce, especially a mining product.

Conglomerate –A corporation made up of a a number of companies that operate in different fields

Liquidate –To settle a debt, claim, or other obligations by selling property or goods; to convert assets into cash. They went out of business due to debts.

Lucrative – Producing wealth; profitable.

Security –A document showing ownership or something owed; something given as assurance of the fulfillment of an obligation