financial gains made in an economic transaction
Economic event is the 'Name of transaction where monetory values are involves"
A Business Transaction ;)
size and quantity. Small transactions (one of a kind, say) can accumulate in time to become a trigger for a larger "economic event", affection many institutions, people, etc.
Economic activity refers to all transaction between individuals/groups and countries make as well as investments/savings and consumption of those transactions. Therefore, there are literally billions of economic activity going on around the world. If you buy a cabbage in the supermarket, that's an economic activity If you put your money into a bank, that's an economic activity
financial gains made in an economic transaction
Transaction is bank risk
Economic event is the 'Name of transaction where monetory values are involves"
Transaction cost is the price that you have to pay or that you are likely to receive while carrying out an economic exchange.
Transaction, economic and translation exposure
I think it means any transaction.
I made a research and it says that: Business transaction is a economic activity or event that initiates the accounting process of recording it in the firm's accounting system while personal transaction means is a set of custom fields grouped together into a specific transaction type ad linked into a role. -Internet, Wikipedia
I believe, it is a primary market transaction. A secondary market transaction requires an intermediary between the initial seller and the buyer. Which is not the case in a initial public offering. ( It s always better to verify with an economic teacher)
A Business Transaction ;)
size and quantity. Small transactions (one of a kind, say) can accumulate in time to become a trigger for a larger "economic event", affection many institutions, people, etc.
There is a plethora of "economic events" that are not (necessarily) business transactions. A supervisor taking his/her employees to lunch on his own dime is not a business transaction, but it obviously affects (and is often affected by) the economy. If what you mean by this is to list economic events that are not recorded by the bookkeeping process, then the answer might be a little more specific. Hiring of employees is not recorded on the general ledger. Promoting or giving raises to those employees would not be recorded as such on most general ledgers (although the "salaries payable" column will obviously be affected by such an economic event).
Economic activity refers to all transaction between individuals/groups and countries make as well as investments/savings and consumption of those transactions. Therefore, there are literally billions of economic activity going on around the world. If you buy a cabbage in the supermarket, that's an economic activity If you put your money into a bank, that's an economic activity