The study of New Keynesian economics, its foundational concepts, analytical frameworks, and case studies.
The UK system of state-financed medical treatment
The package of policies adopted in the US in the 1930s under President Franklin D. Roosevelt to promote economic recovery from the Great Depression.
Definition and economic significance of new orders as a leading indicator.
Proposals to improve the position of less developed countries by changing their terms of trade and borrowing arrangements.
The requirement often included in trade agreements that governments treat the products of foreign firms on an equal basis with those of domestic firms.
A broader measure of economic welfare incorporating multiple aspects beyond income per head.
A comprehensive system for measuring the economic activity of a nation.
Total value of assets belonging to the citizens of a nation, including personal wealth, land, and natural resources.
An agreement between a firm and the union(s) representing its employees that in the event of disagreements which cannot be resolved by negotiation both sides will accept the results of arbitration rather than resorting to strike action.
Understanding the concept of Nested Hypothesis in Economics
An in-depth look at the concept and implications of net property income from abroad in economics.
