The branch of economics that examines aggregate quantities in the economy, including total employment, production, consumption, and imports and exports.
A description of majority shareholders, their role, and their influence within a company.
Thesis developed by economist Thomas Malthus explaining how population growth tends to outpace growth in resources, driving per capita incomes down to subsistence levels.
A type of currency system influenced by governmental interventions in foreign exchange markets to stabilize or alter currency values.
A system under which a country’s exchange rate is not pegged, but the monetary authorities manage it through market interventions and macroeconomic policies.
Managed trade refers to international trade regulated by government agreements and negotiations rather than market forces.
A comprehensive exploration of management, its historical context, definitions, analytical frameworks, case studies, and further readings.
The acquisition of a firm's equity capital by its management.
Examination of theories explaining firm conduct through managerial motivations.
The component of government expenditure that the government is legally required to execute.
Understand the concept of margin, its applications in trading, and its significance in economic transactions.
Exploring the fundamentals and implications of margin requirements in financial transactions.
