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Latest revision as of 14:43, 22 November 2023
Economics - financial management - natural ecosystems.
1.
Relating to risks or needs that vary depending on the time of year.
- Short-term uncommitted facilities - seasonality
- "Short-term uncommitted facilities are often used to finance temporary or seasonal needs such as paying trade creditors during a peak period or to earn any trade discounts... and the annual business cycle experienced by any seasonal business as working capital requirements fluctuate."
- An introduction to loan finance - the Treasurer's Wiki.
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Relating to activities that usually happen only at certain times of the year.
For example, in natural ecosystems, migration means the seasonal movement of wildlife from one region to another, generally related to their feeding and breeding cycles.
See also
- An introduction to loan finance
- Boom and bust
- Business cycle
- Calendar effect
- Cash conversion cycle
- Countercyclical
- Creditors
- Cycle
- Cyclical
- Cyclical risk
- Cyclically Adjusted Price to Earnings ratio
- Discount
- Economics
- Ecosystem
- Equilibrium unemployment
- Facility
- Financial management
- Herd behaviour
- Life cycle
- Migration
- Operating cycle
- Order to cash cycle
- Procure to pay cycle
- Procyclical
- Procyclical risk
- Procyclicality
- Product life cycle
- Purchase to pay cycle
- Recession
- Recovery
- Seasonal risk
- Seasonality
- Short term
- Structural
- Trend
- Trend analysis
- Uncommitted
- Working capital
- Working capital cycle
