Antitrust refers to US policies aimed at restricting monopoly and promoting competition, with key enforcement by the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.
A UK region made eligible for special government assistance under the state aid rules of the European Commission to encourage investment due to persistently above-average unemployment.
A phenomenon in decision theory where people's choices under uncertainty violate the axioms of expected utility theory, first identified by Maurice Allais.