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Variance in Economic and Financial Analysis
Economics Finance Statistics Risk Analysis Investment
A comprehensive entry on the definition and implications of variance in the realm of economics and finance.
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Varianceā€“Covariance Matrix
Varianceā€“covariance Matrix Covariance Matrix Statistics Economics
Overview of the varianceā€“covariance matrix in economics and statistics, covering definitions, concepts, and analysis frameworks.
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Variety
Economics Trade Theory Market Differentiation
An entry on the economic concept of variety, particularly in reference to goods differentiated by specification or brand name.
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VAT Registration
VAT Taxation Economics
The procedure whereby firms are added to the value-added tax (VAT) register.
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VAT Return
VAT Taxation Economics
A report documenting a firmā€™s sales of goods and services subject to value-added tax (VAT), required from firms registered for VAT.
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Vector Autoregressive (VAR) Model
Modeling Time Series Econometrics
A generalization of the univariate model of an autoregressive process to a system of equations describing multivariate time series.
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Vector Error Correction Model
Econometrics Time Series Analysis Non-Stationary Data Multivariate Analysis
An advanced econometric model for analyzing multivariate non-stationary time series.
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Vehicle Currency
Economics Currency International Trade Monetary Policy Foreign Exchange
An economic term denoting a currency widely used in international trade transactions between countries that do not use that currency domestically.
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Velocity of Circulation
Economics Money Supply GDP
The frequency with which a unit of currency circulates in the economy for transactions over a specific period.
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Venture Capital
Venture Capital Investment Entrepreneurship Risk Capital
Capital invested in new or small businesses, with a high risk of loss, essential for enabling entrepreneurship.
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Vertical Equity
Vertical Equity Taxation Economic Inequality Income Distribution
Vertical equity refers to the principle that people in more advantageous positions should contribute more to society, particularly in the context of taxation.
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Vertical Integration
Vertical Integration Economics Production
The combination in one firm of two or more stages of production usually operated by separate firms.
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