recovery definition

recovery

Accounting: (1) Absorption of a cost through its allocation to an appropriate account. (2) Collection of receivables that were written off as bad debt.

Banking: Collection of a loan amount from a borrower in default.

Disaster planning: Activities or steps that are to be implemented after a disaster to return all operations and systems to their normal status.

Economics: Phase in an economic cycle where employment and output begin to rise to their normal levels after a recession or slump.

Electronic commerce: Ability of a transaction handling system to be restored to its pre-failure state after a system failure so that the processing can resume and transactions, aborted due to the failure, can be resubmitted.

Stock market: General rise in prices of securities after a general fall.

recovery is in the Accounting & Auditing, Banking, Commerce & Finance, E-Commerce, Economics, Politics, & Society and Securities & Futures Trading subjects.

recovery appears in the definitions of the following terms: equitable charge, life support, economic cycle, disaster area, boom, depreciation, limited action, dead cat bounce, bond ratings, clean hands doctrine and

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