TAA

Definitions

Economics

• trade adjustment assistance
• acronym forTrade adjustment assistance
• A program of adjustment assistance for workers and firms in industries that have suffered from competition with imports. In the U.S., TAA began with the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, and it has been renewed and expanded since then, including as part of the NAFTA.

Investing

• acronym forasset allocation

Military

• acronym fortactical assembly area
• noun a location where troops make final preparations and rest before they start an advance or an attack.

Banking

• noun the work of deciding how much money should be spent on the purchase of different types of investment, such as growth units or income units, depending on the particular needs of the individual investor

Forex

• The distribution of investments according to an established formula among different categories of assets. Different asset allocations reflect differences in investors' goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. For example, an investor who has a high risk tolerance and a long-term investment horizon might choose an asset allocation that was heavily weighted toward equities. On the other hand, an investor who was risk-averse and has a short-term investment horizon might choose an asset allocation weighted more toward fixed-income securities and cash.

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Contexts for “TAA”

8 definitions in context
• Economics
• Investing
• Military
• Banking
• Forex