A detailed description and analysis of the economic term 'discrete variable'.
An overview of the term 'discretion' in the context of economic policy formulation, including theories and frameworks.
Understanding discretionary policy in economics where policy measures are based on the judgment of policy-makers.
A situation where a monopolist sells different units of output at different prices, employing various degrees of price discrimination to maximize profit.
An in-depth analysis of discrimination in employment relationships, its historical context, definitions, and economic implications.
Term used for allocating an individual to the correct population group using existing samples and statistical methods.
Understanding the concept of diseconomies of scale in economics.
Improvements in technical knowledge that increase output without needing new equipment investments.
A situation in which planned economic actions cannot be carried out due to inconsistencies between ex ante plans.
A detailed exploration of the concept of disguised unemployment, its origin, and its relevance in various economic frameworks.
Economic arrangements which weaken the inducement to undertake a particular action.
Replacement of the use of financial intermediaries by direct contact between the providers and users of capital.
