items of expenditure
1expenditure — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ considerable, great, heavy, high, huge, large, major, massive, significant ▪ The group is calling for higher …
2expenditure cascade — n. A cascade of spending that results from consumption by the wealthy, which triggers emulative spending by the next lower class, which triggers spending by the class below that, and so on. Example Citations: The United States has experienced a… …
3expenditure — /ik spen di cheuhr/, n. 1. the act of expending something, esp. funds; disbursement; consumption. 2. something that is expended; expense: Unnecessary expenditures include those for luxury items. [1760 70; < ML expendit(us) laid out, paid (var. of …
4Consumer Expenditure Survey — The Consumer Expenditure Survey (CE) is a Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) survey that collects information on the buying habits of U.S. consumers. The program consists of two components the Interview Survey and the Diary Survey each with its own …
5Medical Expenditure Panel Survey — The Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) is a family of surveys intended to provide nationally representative estimates of health expenditure, utilization, payment sources, health status, and health insurance coverage among the… …
6extraordinary items — /ɪk strɔ:d(ə)n(ə)ri ˌaɪtəmz/ plural noun large items of income or expenditure which do not arise from normal trading and which do not occur every year. They are shown separately on the profit and loss account after taxation, as opposed to… …
7revenue expenditure — /ˌrevəˌnju: ɪk spendɪtʃə/ noun expenditure on purchasing stock (but not on capital items) which is then sold during the current accounting period …
8below-the-line expenditure — /bɪˌləυ ðə laɪn ɪk spendɪtʃə/ noun 1. payments which do not arise from a company’s normal activities, e.g. redundancy payments 2. extraordinary items which are shown in the profit and loss account below net profit after taxation, as opposed to… …
9below-the-line expenditure — /bɪˌləυ ðə laɪn ɪk spendɪtʃə/ noun 1. payments which do not arise from a company’s normal activities, e.g. redundancy payments 2. extraordinary items which are shown in the profit and loss account below net profit after taxation, as opposed to… …
10extraordinary items — /ɪk strɔ:d(ə)n(ə)ri ˌaɪtəmz/ plural noun formerly, large items of income or expenditure which did not arise from normal trading and which did not occur every year (they were shown separately in the P&L account, after taxation) …