obligated funds
Yes, there are types of contracts that are more risky. A time and material's contract has the least risk for the seller. A fixed fee contract can be very risky for the seller, but also has some downsides to the buyer.
Businesses needs contract management systems because it drastically reduces the effort and simplifies contract administration. It will organize and track contracts and it will increase your bottom line.
It all depend on how many contracts you own. For instance if you own 5 contracts, then start the prices at about $3.95. Make the prices increase as your contracts increase.
No. Your payments are locked in for the complete term of the lease. However, in case the tax rates increase, then on that way it will affect your payments.
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The opposite of expand is contract (in some uses, to shrink).For expand (increase), the opposite can be reduce or decrease.For expand (widen), the opposite would be to narrow.For expand (inflate) the opposite would be to deflate.
expands because hydrogen bond operates the molecules and increase the average distance between molecules
Record what you do and monitor your progress, not hard is it.
No. It contracts in the direction of velocity vector.