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Income Statement:

A written financial statement showing details of revenues , costs, expenses, losses, and profits for a specific time period.

Indicators:

Measures where changes could imply that an intervention is or is not having the desired effect on the workplace. For example, if the goal of a stress management program is to reduce errors as a result of reduced stress, then a reduction in the error rate may mean that stress has indeed been reduced.

Intervention:

A systematic, planned response to an identified gap between current performance and desired performance. Can take many forms depending on the business conditions and allowable time frame for implementation. Also commonly referred to as programs, solutions, or strategies in workplace learning and performance literature.

Inventory:

The monetary value of the product a company has on hand but has not yet sold in the normal course of operating its business. Inventory may be referred to by its various states, such as raw materials, work in process, or finished goods.

Investing Activities:

A section on the cash flow statement that displays all of the changes in cash flow caused by investments made by the management of the organization. A common investment is the purchase of new property, plant, or equipment (PPE).