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ABSORPTION RATE - The rate at which rentable space is filled. Gross absorption is a measure of the tota...
ABSORPTION VARIANCE - the variance from budgeted absorption costing of manufactured product. See also A...
Absorption Rate (Real Estate):
The absorption figure divided by the occupied space at the start of the period, and is expressed as a percentage.
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Absorption Rate
The rate at which available homes are sold in a specific real estate market during a given time period. It is calculated by dividing the total number of available homes by the average number of sales per month.
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absorption rate
estimated rate at which real estate properties can be sold or leased in a particular area.
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absorption rate
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overhead absorption rate ...
absorption rate Absorption Rate refers to the ability at which properties are able to be sold... abstract of title A transaction record for a piece of land, recording transfers and claims that...
Absorption rate
Abstract of title
Abusive tax shelter
ACAT
Accelerated benefits
Accelerated Cost Recovery System
Accelerated cost recovery system (ACRS)
Accelerated Cost Recovery System - ACRS
Accelerated Depreciation
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Absorption includes spending on all goods and services. Countries with a high marginal propensity to consume tend to have a high absorption rate. For example, the UK and US have had a high level of absorption.
Net Absorption can be positive, more space is being leased than is coming onto the market, or negative, more space is coming onto the market than is being leased. Absorption Rate is the number of square feet of vacant rental space divided by the ...
 See also: Absorption, Abstract of title, Mergers, Banks, Acquisitions
  
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