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A US government programme designed to improve liquidity and stability of the financial system by purchasing troubled assets from financial institutions during the 2008–9 financial crisis.
The principle that financial accounts should provide a correct and honest impression of the financial state of a company.
An exploration of trust in economic contexts, particularly in situations of asymmetric information and repeated games.
An individual or company legally responsible for administering property on behalf of a beneficiary.
An in-depth look into turnkey projects, their structure, benefits, and place in economic theory and practice.
A comprehensive entry explaining the concept, implications, and comparative analysis of turnover tax in economics.
A characterization of the optimal, or welfare-maximizing, growth path for the economy in growth theory.
Definition and Meaning of the Two-Gap Model in Economics
An economic pricing strategy where customers pay a higher price up to a set quantity, and a lower price thereafter.
A model in which physical and human capitals are produced in different sectors, leading to endogenous steady-state growth.
An econometric method addressing endogeneity in linear regression models by using instrumental variables.
