The quality of moving or changing frequently; fluidity or fluctuation, especially regarding a workforce or population

The portion of a company's assets used for day-to-day operations, such as purchasing raw materials or paying wages; also refers to fluid funds and money in circulation.

The transient or migrant population who live and work away from their place of permanent registration

Assets in financial reporting that can be converted into cash or used within one year or one operating cycle; liquid or floating assets.

The rate at which staff or employees leave a workplace and are replaced; staff turnover

A household or resident registered as living in a place other than their permanent home; temporary residence registration for individuals living away from their registered home.

A street vendor or hawker who moves from place to place using carts or vehicles rather than operating from a fixed stall

The ratio of current assets to current liabilities, used to measure a business's ability to pay back short-term debts.

Money or debts that a business must repay within one year of the closing date, such as accounts payable, short-term loans, or bank overdrafts.

in accounting, the difference between current assets and current liabilities, used for daily operations

the movement of people from one place to another; population shift

the property of a fluid with zero viscosity which flows without loss of kinetic energy

The flow or mobility of skilled workers and trained personnel

a mobile research station or research hub for postdoctoral fellows to conduct research

Children of migrant workers who have moved from rural areas to cities with their parents.parents but lack local residency status.residency status.

a traveling library; a vehicle equipped to serve as a library for communities with no permanent library buildings of their own

large areas of shifting sand dunes in a desert; mobile desert sands