FLOWER BOND Definition

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FLOWER BOND is a U.S. Treasury bond, issued in the 1950s and 1960s, that may be tendered at par value for payment of federal estate taxes, even though its market price may be substantially less.

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MONETARY COMPENSATORY AMOUNTS (MCA), in the European Community, is a complex system of subsidies and levies with the intent of smoothing currency-related distortions in EC cross border farm trade.

CRITICAL FEW see 80 - 20 RULE.

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