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Long-Term Contract

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Long-Term Contract
1. A contract to perform work over a significant period of time. For example, a construction company may have a contract to build a skyscraper, which may take several years.

2. A futures contract or similar instrument that does not expire for several months or longer.

3. See: Long-term lease.


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