A comprehensive analysis of computable general equilibrium models and their application in economic theory.
Use of a computer programme to track market information and execute trades
A group of investors working together with hidden motives to influence stock markets.
Resolving disputes by producing an agreement acceptable to all parties.
A comprehensive overview of the concept of conditional distribution in the context of economics, including definitions, major analytical frameworks, and case studies.
The practice of making loans conditional on adopting approved adjustment programmes or policy packages, especially by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The observation that the preference order resulting from pairwise majority voting can be intransitive.
A federation of UK companies, primarily from the manufacturing sector, founded in 1965 that lobbies government and collects information from members on various economic policies and regulations.
Understanding Confidence Intervals in Economics
A merger between firms operating in different sectors of the economy.
An analysis of a model in oligopoly where firms form expectations about their rivals’ reactions to changes in strategy.
An economic evaluation method prioritizing the reduction of welfare losses over increases.
