In a payroll context, a relationship between two states under which privileges granted by one are returned by the other (e.g., reciprocal agreements not to tax nonresidents working in a state).
A mutual exchange of REINSURANCE between two or more companies.
The business that is exchanged in a reciprocal exchange.
A reinsurance arrangement by which two companies exchange risk and, in effect, reinsure each other.
A relationship between states or other taxing jurisdictions whereby privileges granted by one are returned by the other under a reciprocal agreement.
a mode of exchange in which transactions take place between individuals who are symmetrically placed, i.e. they are exchanging as equals, neither being in a dominant position.
the give and take of a relationship is reciprocity. Reciprocity in ethics is the mutual regard that persons hold for one another.
a relation of mutual dependence or action or influence
mutual exchange of commercial or other privileges
The reciprocal granting of rights and/or privileges to vehicles properly registered under the IRP and to vehicles not so registered if such vehicles are subject to separate reciprocity agreements, arrangements, declarations or understandings.
A mutual agreement for honoring licenses between two or more states
A mutual exchange between what we give and receive---for example, liking those who like us.
mutual agreement to accept, such as a state's acceptance, as valid the real estate license one has earned in another state.
In payroll, a relationship between states under which privileges granted by one are returned by the other (e.g., reciprocal enforcement of child support orders, reciprocal agreements not to tax non- residents working in a state).
Semantic relationships in controlled vocabularies must be reciprocal, that is each relationship from one term to another must also be represented by a reciprocal relationship in the other direction. Reciprocal relationships may be symmetric, e.g. RT / RT, or asymmetric e.g. BT / NT. See also asymmetric and symmetric.
Mutual agreement between card companies for the initialising of card types such as American Express and Diners, onto PDQ terminals
A relationship in which one state grants certain privileges to other states on the condition that they grant the same privileges.
An exchange of rights. In motor transportation, may involve granting equal rights to vehicles of several states in which reciprocity agreements are in effect. To give preference in buying to vendors who are customers of buying company.
The exchange of reinsurances between two reinsurers.
In cultural anthropology, reciprocity is a way of defining people's informal exchange of goods and labour; that is, people's informal economic systems. It is the basis of most non-market economies. Since virtually all humans live in some kind of society and have at least a few possessions, reciprocity is common to every culture.