What does hard dollars. mean?
hard dollars. means Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.?
Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars. can be abbreviated as hard dollars.
|
|
Most popular questions people look for before coming to this page
| Q: A: |
What does hard dollars. stand for? hard dollars. stands for "Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.". |
| Q: A: |
How to abbreviate "Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars."? "Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars." can be abbreviated as hard dollars.. |
| Q: A: |
What is the meaning of hard dollars. abbreviation? The meaning of hard dollars. abbreviation is "Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.". |
| Q: A: |
What is hard dollars. abbreviation? One of the definitions of hard dollars. is "Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.". |
| Q: A: |
What does hard dollars. mean? hard dollars. as abbreviation means "Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.". |
| Q: A: |
What is shorthand of Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.? The most common shorthand of "Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars." is hard dollars.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SCAR - Such as AFLP and RAPD
- SSSS - Such as Stewart and Stevenson
- FUBIS - Fuck You, Buddy, I Am Shipping. Used Toward The End Of A Tour Of Duty To Indicate An Attitude Of General Apathy And Contempt. (see Also FIIGMO)
- bike sharing. - A system of bicycle rentals in urban settings such as London and Paris in which a bicycle can be picked up at one point in the city and returned at another.
- case goods. - In the hotel industry, the headboards, bureaus, chairs, desks, and other furniture in a hotel room. See also soft goods.
- hard-dollar savings. - Easily identifiable savings, such as free tickets, reduced rates, or revenue-sharing. See also soft dollar savings.
- license. - 1. A permit obtained from local government authorities to conduct certain types of business activities, such as a restaurant, or events, such as a parade. 2. An agreement under which one company may u
- livery. - The uniform worn by some employees, such as chauffeurs and doormen.
- normal round trip. - A two-way journey with a fare that does not reflect any special discounts or circumstances, such as a same-day return.
- overhead. - 1. A storage compartment located above head level, as on an airplane. 2. The fixed expenses, such as rent and utilities, of a business.
- post-payment model. - Describing a business practice in which money is collected from the customer after service is rendered, such as hotels and rental cars. See also pre-payment model.
- referral. - A prospect recommended to a travel agent by another person, usually a present customer. The act of recommending such a person.
- variable costs. - Business expenditures that vary over time. For example, for a travel agency, utilities such as heat and electricity are variable expenses. See also fixed costs.
- weather tourist. - A person who travels to view meteorological events such as hurricanes and tornadoes.
- cryptosystem - (DOD) The associated items of cryptomaterial that are used as a unit and provide a single means of encryption and decryption.See also cipher.
- reticle - (DOD,NATO) A mark such as a cross or a system of lines lying in the image plane of a viewing apparatus.It may be used singly as a reference mark on certain types of monocular instruments or as one of
- ID10T - Idiot. Not an acronym obviously but worthy of inclusion. The 'ID Ten T' code has been used by technical service people for years, and probably explains very well a large proportion of user-reported faults and queries. See also UBAD, ID10T, BDU, PEBCAK and
- MBO (or MBO's) - Management By Objectives. The classic management, delegation and development technique, but which people's activities and aims - and the coaching support given - can be geared to organizational targets and priorities. See also SMART and SMARTER, and the t
- TEETH - Tried Everything Else?..Try Homeopathy. Another ODSA, but perfectly admissable outside the medical arena, such as counselling or stress training. Also good for sales and marketing campaigns that never seem to work.
- VIOT - Village Idiot On Tour. Informal acronym used by London Transport staff to describe certain types of visitor to London, particularly those struggling to comprehend the Underground system and blaming everyone but themselves for their confusion. (Ack A Butle