An exploration of the concept of 'reference point' in economics with emphasis on its use in Prospect Theory.
A comprehensive examination of reflation as an economic policy tool, its historical context, theoretical frameworks, and comparative analysis.
Exploring the multifaceted concept of reform in economics, including its implications for currency and pricing.
Explore the concept of refusal to supply, wherein producers decline to sell their goods to certain applicants, impacting competition and distribution strategies.
An overview of regional aid, its definitions, frameworks, and comparative analyses.
Policies aimed at enhancing the economic conditions and development of specific regions within a country or a group of countries.
Agreements between groups of countries to trade with each other more freely than with the world in general.
Unemployed individuals officially recorded and receiving unemployment-related benefits.
An official responsible for the registration and oversight of companies, including maintaining registers and issuing certificates of registration.
A method of estimation designed to find the causal effect of a discontinuous treatment
A method of estimation designed to find the causal effect when a policy variable has discontinuities in the first derivative, or ‘kinks’.
A theory of choice predicated on the anticipation of regret, utilized in decision-making processes to explain economic anomalies.
