The expected case of a model, based on the assumptions deemed most likely to be true. The financial result for a base case should be better than those for a conservative case and worse than those for an aggressive, or upside, case.
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- Alert
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- Indexation Factor
- Input
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- Link
- Live Labeling
- Model
- Normally Positive Convention
- One-sheet Wonder
- Partial Period Factor
- Placeholder
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- SMU
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- Standard Monetary Unit
- Temporary Code
- Time Axis / Time Ruler
- Timing Flag
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- Appendix C: Rules in Short
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