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An economic theory stating that changes in the quantity of money affect only nominal variables and are irrelevant to rational agents' behavior.
A school of economics based on rational expectations, market clearing, and policy implications.
An economy based on the service sector and financial activities, often marked by significant technological advancements.
Comprehensive overview and analysis of the term 'New Issues' within the context of economics.
The revival of protectionism with new strategic and economic arguments aimed at enhancing competitive advantage
The oldest and largest US stock exchange, part of NYSE Euronext since 2007
Analysis of the definition, historical context, and significance of Newly Industrialized Countries within the global economic framework.
A mechanism for determining the general price level in an economy to ensure credible price stability.
The proportional price increase in imported goods caused by a tariff rate.
A shareholding registered in a name other than that of the real owner, often for convenience or anonymity.
