A term used in mercantile law, derived from the Italian. In order toavoid the risk of making fruitless voyages, merchants have been in the habit of receivingsmall adventures, on freight, at so much per cent., to which they are entitled at allevents, even if the adventure be lost; and this is called “implicata.” Wharton.

• EXPEDITING EXPENSES
• EXPEDITIO
• EXPEDITIO BREVIS
• EXPEE
• EXPENDABLE ITEM
• EXPENDABLE TRUST FUND
• EXPENDITORS
• EXPENDITURE
• EXPENDITURE-BASED BUDGET
• EXPENDITURE METHOD
• EXPENDITURE VARIANCE
• EXPENSE
• EXPENSE ACCOUNT
• EXPENSE ALLOWANCE
• EXPENSE CONSTANT
• EXPENSE LITIS
• EXPENSE LOADING
• EXPENSE RATIO
• EXPENSE RECOGNITION
• EXPENSE RECOVERY
• EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT ALLOWANCE
• EXPENSE REPORT
• EXPENSE RESERVE
• EXPENSES AND LOSSES
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