If a fault is nearly vertical in orientation and the two walls of rock on opposite sides slide past one another horizontally, the fault is termed a ___________ fault. Refer to the following figure for an example of such a feature. 
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Tax Burden
The total amount of income, property, and sales taxes that an individual or business must pay to various governments.
Leverage Ratio
A financial ratio indicating the level of debt used by a business to finance its assets and operations.
Interest Burden
The impact of interest expenses on a company's earnings, often expressed as a ratio or percentage of earnings before interest and taxes.
Return-On-Sales Ratio
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