high-level language

high-level language A computer-programming language that is designed to reflect the needs of the programmer rather than the capabilities of the computer. Such languages use abstract data and control structures, and symbolic names for variables. There are a large number of high-level languages; BASIC, COBOL, Fortran, and C are examples.

• cost object
• cost of capital
• cost of carry
• cost of debt
• cost of equity
• cost of funds
• cost of goods manufactured
• cost of quality
• cost per enquiry
• cost per mille
• cost per order
• cost per product
• cost per targeted mille
• cost-plus contract
• cost-plus pricing
• cost-plus transfer prices
• cost-push inflation
• cost tracing
• cost unit
• Cotonou Agreement
• counterbid
• counteroffer
• counterparty
• counterparty risk
• countertrading