Two Tier Affiliate Program: Affiliate program structure whereby affiliates earn commissions on their conversions as well as conversions of webmasters they refer to the program.

 

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Two Tier Affiliate Program: Affiliate program structure whereby affiliates earn commissions on their conversions as well as conversions of webmasters they refer to the program.

Program Trades: Orders requiring the execution of trades in a large number of different stocks at as near the same time as possible. Also called basket trades. Related: Block trade

Program Symphony: Multimovement programmatic orchestral work, typically from the nineteenth century.

Program Play: A Custom File feature that allows the user to define a sequence of 12 tracks, in a specific order, for customized playback. Up to two banks of 12 track sequences can be recalled, for up to 2 . . . View Full Definition

Program Trading: Program trading is the purchase or sale of a basket, or group, of 15 or more stocks with the combined value of $1 million or more. In some cases, programmed trades are triggered automaticall . . . View Full Definition

Program Yield: The farm commodity yield of record, determined, in general, by averaging the yield of a particular commodity for the past 5 years, dropping the high and low years. This yield was used in cal . . . View Full Definition

Program-Related Investment: Broad, functional definition: A method of providing support to an organization, consistent with program goals involving the potential return of capital within an established time frame. In t . . . View Full Definition

Program-Related Enterprise: A business or enterprise designed to promote the social purpose goals of an organization as well as generate revenue. Among nonprofits, products and services are usually, but not exclusively . . . View Full Definition

Program Music: Instrumental music endowed with literary or pictorial associations, especially popular in the nineteenth century.

Program Bank: A Custom File feature that allows the user to flag the tracks on a disc, indicating whether they should be played or skipped.