Glossary
Not
every single piece of interesting or useful information can be
contained in the lectures of this course. The digital format of this
course however, makes it easy to provide and link extra information in a
glossary. We hope you enjoy reading through the glossary entries and
make good use of the treasures we have 'hidden' here.
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ObjectivesThings a business wants to achieve. | |
Ogiri-SaroOgiri-Saro is a a condiment for leafy-vegetable soups in Sierra Leone, but is common all over West Africa. It is made in the same way as Ogiri and Ogiri Igbo by alkaline fermentation of sesame seeds. Watch a video on a modern process of making Ogiri-Saro here:
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Open QuestioningQuestions that do not have suggested answers and the respondent will answer in their own words. | |
OperationsThe day-to-day activities that take place within a business. | |
OpportunityA chance for advancement progress or profit. | |
Orache (Atriplex hortensis)Orache (Atriplex hortensis) is a wild plant of the Amaranth family, which originates from Asia and Europe, and that was used as a leafy vegatable before spinach became common. It can still be grown as an alternative for spinach in hotter climates. It exists in green- as well as red-leaved varieties.
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OreganoOregano (Origanum vulgare) and the milder and sweeter majoram (Origanum
majorana) are among the most common herbs used in European cooking. Oregano is commonly used in Italian herb mixes, and gives pizza and tomato sauce their typical aroma. Majoram is a common herb in sausage making and in hearty stews. Other, similar herbs are zatar (Majorana syriaca) and several Lippia species. Both, the aromatic leaves as well as the flowers can be used fresh or dried. Many wild species and varieties exist and can be bought from specilized nurseries, like here.
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OutsourcingThe practice of a business contracting with a third party to perform
certain job functions instead of having an in-house department or
employee perform them. It is often undertaken as a cost-cutting measure. | |
Owner's EquityOwner’s equity (also referred to as net worth, equity, or net assets) is
the amount of ownership you have in your business after subtracting
your liabilities from your assets. This shows you how much capital your
business has available for activities like investing.
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