### ratio:

Turnover
* Refers to the level of discretionary trading activity in a portfolio.
* are dishs.
* can also vary with product cycles.
* human capital risk.
* is caused by cooler water sinking into the warmer water below it
  - retirements, promotions, moves, and so forth
* is the attrition of employees through voluntary or involuntary terminations
  - largest source of increased taxes for investors
  - measure of the amount of active trading in a portfolio
  - relationship between the float and the average monthly volume
  - sales, or gross revenue, of the company during the financial period
  - used in contradistinction to volume of shares
  - usually a sign that something is wrong
* measures how long a fund is holding onto the stocks it buys.
* occurs as the lagoon is heating up in the spring or cooling down in the fall
  - when someone changes jobs
* refers to how many maintenance tasks can be completed within a fixed amount of time
  - the rate at which new users tend to replace old ones, as accounts get deleted
* represents the amounts received and receivable for sale of goods to third parties
  - invoiced value of goods sold, net of returns and allowances
  - value of goods and services supplied and is stated net of value added tax
* slippery figure that measures the amount of trading a manager does.
* symptom of other problems, especially dissatisfaction with work or working conditions.
* term being used to measure the size of the farm business.
* upsets routines that comfort animals and affect their health and safety.

### ratio | turnover:

High turnover
* is also a key sign of an instability in communities.
* problem at most preschools and day cares.

Inventory turnover
* Inventory Turnover Indicates liquidity of inventory.
* equals the cost of goods sold divided by average inventory.
* is the cost of goods sold divided by the average inventory.
* measure of a management's ability to use resources efficiently.
* measurement of inventory use.

Involuntary turnover
* is the result of termination and layoffs.
* occurs when an employee is discharged or terminated, often for just cause.

Samosa
* are flaky pastries filled with spicy potatoes and peas
  - food
  - pastry
  - savory pockets of dough filled with vegetables or meat
  - spicy little pasties stuffed with a vegetable or meat filling
  - turnovers
* can be vegetarian or non-vegetarian.

### rational animal:

Human person
* Every human person is brought into the world through the loving arms of a family
  - carried in a woman's womb and brought forth through a woman's pain and labor
* are moral agents for whom freedom is an essential condition of responsible action
  - more than their bodies
  - self-moving substances, capable of being first causes of motion in a causal chain
* rational animal.

Rationality
* Rationalities are sanity.
* can play a key role in the decision making process.
* constitutes the essence of humanity.
* governs our choice of basic social principles.
* has no other formal definition in economics.
* implies intellectual cognition and rational appetition
  - the application of formal rules to some domain of experience
* is an act in accordance with a culturally validated referential system
  - exogenous component of selective incentives
  - concerned with reason, logical consistency, empirical proof, etc
  - confined to a bounded rationality within a possible world
  - identified with self-interest
  - one of humanity s greatest assets
  - quality
  - synonymous with the subsequent development of logic and science
* is the driving force behind decision-making
  - epistemic basis for our analysis of values
* key value in the management of health systems.
* matter of following rules of rationality.
* means equilibrium of mind.
* relates to making the right decisions and producing successful behaviour.
* synthesis of perspectives.