Data related to the economic activity of individuals and entities, such as firms and governments.
A prohibition on trading with a country, either generally or in particular goods.
A comprehensive overview of emission taxes, their objectives, frameworks, and implications in economic contexts.
Substances given off by human activities or productive processes, which may have adverse external effects.
A field of economics that uses controlled experiments to test and estimate economic models.
Overview of equity withdrawal, its significance, applications, and implications in economic analysis.
A tax levied on the value of expenditure and also known as a consumption tax. It is seen as an alternative to income tax for personal taxation.
The system of selling exports on credit rather than for cash payment.
An area subject to special treatment by the government to encourage investment and employment.
A person working for somebody else, for wages or salary, under a contract of employment.
Growth in which exports increase faster than other components of national expenditure.
The ratio of proportional change in the relative quantities of two inputs used by a firm to proportional change in their relative prices, holding total output constant.
