An ordinary share in a company with no voting rights for the holder, typically traded at a lower price than voting shares.
Understanding the dynamics and significance of asset prices in economics.
An analysis of the increase in the book value of stocks and work in progress as shown in firms' accounts and its implications on economic indicators.
The value of the real change in stocks, both of inputs and finished products, and of work in progress, during any period.
A share that provides the holder with dividend rights but no voting rights at company meetings.
A situation when shareholders receive dividends in the form of new shares in a company rather than cash.
The provision by merchant banks of a guaranteed market for a new issue of shares
The economic measure representing the part of the total increase in value of stocks and work in progress resulting from changes in their quantities, distinguishing from price revaluation changes.
