An overview and analysis of the Business Expansion Scheme (BES), a UK fiscal initiative designed to encourage venture capital investments in new businesses.
A supply curve illustrating how supply increases with price up to a certain point before declining, often influenced by the interplay between the income and substitution effects.
An entry detailing the significance, collapse, and implications of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) in the banking sector.
A measure of how variations in the return on a particular share correlate with variations in the return on a market index.
An overview of the term bid, including its definition and relevance in economics, particularly in relation to hostile and takeover bids.
An exploration of brand loyalty, its economic implications, and its impact on consumer behavior and market dynamics.
An exploration of the economic principle that 'bad money drives out good,' commonly known as Gresham’s Law.
The conduct of monetary policy through channels that are not publicly observable.
The expansion of a firm’s activities to include the production of inputs formerly sourced from outside.
A situation in which the futures price of a commodity is lower than the spot price.
