An in-depth analysis of the concept of fairness in economics, along with its theoretical applications and implications.
Definition and concept of distributive judgement in economics, associated with equity.
Overview of equity withdrawal, its significance, applications, and implications in economic analysis.
An issue of new shares in a company which are first offered to existing shareholders in proportion to their present holdings.
The equity shares of large, reputable companies with high market capitalization and liquidity.
The equity capital of a US corporation wherein holders have voting rights and entitlement to dividends and residual assets.
Compensation by those causing adverse externalities to the victims of these externalities.
An exploration into the concept of distributional equity within economics.
An exploration of the concept of distributive justice in economics, aligning closely with the idea of equity.
The observation that policies designed to achieve economic efficiency often have detrimental effects on distributional equity.
The principle that the tax burden should be allocated across individuals so that each makes an equal sacrifice.
Definition and meaning of equity capital in finance: Company finance raised in exchange for a share of ownership.
The principle that individuals in similar situations should be treated equally.
The portion of a firm's authorized capital that has been issued to shareholders.
A shareholder who owns only a minority of the voting shares of a company.
The UK term for a share in the equity of a company, equivalent to common stock in the US.
An explanation of share buybacks, including their purposes, benefits, and theoretical motivations.
The level of welfare in an economy or society expressed as a function of economic variables.
