An in-depth look into the concept of disinvestment and its implications in economics.
Analysis of the economic concept of Dutch Disease, its implications, and associated frameworks.
Overview of the economic term 'domestic product,' its definition, historical context, and analytical frameworks.
A fundamental concept in the barter system that refers to the challenge where two parties each hold an item the other wants, allowing them to engage in a direct exchange.
The excess of the total harm done by a tax over the amount of revenue raised.
A provision of a pension scheme in which the benefits to be received by the pensioner are predetermined and do not depend on the performance of the pension fund.
A process of competition that drives some existing firms out of the market.
Definition and concept of distributive judgement in economics, associated with equity.
Definition and meaning of default in an economic context, highlighting the implications for individuals, firms, and countries.
A silent, surprise acquisition of a significant number of shares in a company by another firm, often as a prelude to a formal takeover bid.
An exploration of the demand schedule, its history, definition, and major analytical frameworks in economics.
