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A generalization of expected utility theory, explaining choices observed in the Allais paradox and other anomalies.
Understanding the tendency for a variable to be influenced by its largest previous value and its implications in economics
A detailed examination of the term 'Rate of Exchange' in economic context, including definitions, historical background, and relevant analytical frameworks.
Economic analysis of the rate of growth, dealing with rates at which key economic indicators increase over a period.
The charge made for the loan of financial capital, expressed as a proportion of the loan, considering diverse premiums.
A system for controlling the prices charged by regulated monopolists, aimed at allowing them to earn a market return on their capital.
A financial mechanism in the UK where central government provided grants to local authorities from 1967 to 1990 to supplement their revenues.
An in-depth insight into the concept of rateable value in the UK and its implications in local taxation.
A system of local taxation in the UK including business rates and domestic charges.
The use of logical reasoning based on available facts to reach conclusions.
Rationalization refers to the reorganization of production processes in the interest of enhancing efficiency or profits, often involving significant, non-marginal changes such as the centralization or dispersion of production facilities.
An overview of rationing, the controlled distribution of scarce resources, its motivations, critiques, and various economic perspectives.
