An exploration of government transfer payments: their definitions, framework, and impacts
A comprehensive overview and analysis of the term 'government,' encompassing various forms and levels within different economic contexts.
Gradualism: The belief that it is preferable to make a series of small changes in economic policy rather than a single large change.
An economic policy approach focused on gradually stabilizing inflation by moderating the growth rate of the money supply.
Detailed analysis and implications of the US Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, also known as Gramm–Rudman–Hollings.
Understanding the concept of Granger causality and its implications in econometrics and forecasting.
A security with state guarantees suited for savers with small total wealth and limited financial sophistication.
A US federal grant provided to state or local governments to support public services, particularly in poorer states or during times of economic depression.
Theory explaining contact between different locations using an inverse square law, applied in contexts such as consumer behavior and international trade.
A detailed exploration of the Great Depression, its causes, impacts, and implications across different economic theories.
An economic and social plan aimed at rapidly transforming mainland China from an agricultural economy into an industrialized communist society.
A measure of gross domestic product (GDP) that takes into account degradation of the environment.
