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shortfallalso short-fall, 1895; see short (adj.) + fall (v.).
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shortfallDefinition An amount which is lower than (i.e. worse than) expected or required.
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shortfallThe difference between the expected amount and the amount received. For example, a borrower could issue securities to the market hoping to raise $1 million, but sell enough to raise only $900,000, which leaves a shortfall of $100,000.
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shortfallIf the agreement is terminated and the factor is unable to recover advances made to a client, this is referred to as a shortfall.
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shortfall(n) the property of being an amount by which something is less than expected or required
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