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The excess of the total harm done by a tax over the amount of revenue raised.
A provision of a pension scheme in which the benefits to be received by the pensioner are predetermined and do not depend on the performance of the pension fund.
A process of competition that drives some existing firms out of the market.
Definition and concept of distributive judgement in economics, associated with equity.
An exploration of food subsidies, their role in the economy, and their broader socio-economic impacts.
A strategy wherein an incumbent firm sets a price low enough to deter new firms from entering the market.
A detailed exploration of linear regression, its methodologies, and its application in econometrics.
Proposals to improve the position of less developed countries by changing their terms of trade and borrowing arrangements.
Detailed explanation of the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement in economics
An overview of the term 'stag' in economics, referring to investors who subscribe to new issues of shares with the aim of selling them quickly for a profit.
An essential product that forms the basis of an area's or country's economy, or a consistently consumed good that fulfills basic needs.
A level of output which can be continued indefinitely, without impairing the future productivity of any natural resources used.
