The law of supply is the law of microeconomics which says that with all other factors being the same, as the price for the goods or services grows, the number of these goods and services will increase as well.

The law of one price is an economic theory that reads that the price for the same securities, commodities and other assets traded anywhere are to be of the same price no matter the location.

A legal list is a list of eligible companies and investments, put together by a local government.

A leaseback is an agreement where the seller of the assets lends back the asset to the previous owner.

A long-dated asset is an income-generating assets with a revenue stream that occurs over a long period of time.

A long-dated asset is an income-generating assets with a revenue stream that occurs over a long period of time.

Liquid alternative investments are mutual funds or ETFs that provide investors with diversification and protection by exposing them to alternative investment strategies. 

Lobby is a group of people thinking alike banded to influence an authoritative body.

"Locked in" is a phrase that describes a situation where the investor can’t exit a position because of the regulations, taxes or penalties associated with the exiting process.

Living wage refers to a wage level which allows one afford adequate shelter, food and the other necessities for living.