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Dominant Firm
Economics
Market Structure
Monopoly
A dominant firm is a company that possesses a significant market share in a given sector, typically 40% or more, often due to economies of scale, essential patents, or legal barriers to entry.
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Durable Good
Durable Good
Economic Term
National Income Accounting
A good that provides long-term utility, typically lasting three years or more.
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Discretionary Spending
Discretionary Spending
Public Finance
Government Expenditure
An examination of discretionary spending and its role in economic policy, contrasting with mandatory spending.
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Debt for Equity
Financial Economics
Debt Management
Corporate Finance
Debt for equity is a financial process where excessive debt obligations are exchanged for equity.
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Decile: Definition and Meaning
Economics
Statistics
Income Distribution
Quantiles
A detailed examination of the concept of 'decile' in economic terms, including definitions, frameworks, and related analytical perspectives.
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Duality in Economics
Economic Theory
Optimization
Consumer Theory
Analysis of duality in economic optimization problems, particularly in consumer theory.
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Differential Game
Economics
Game Theory
Differential Game
Optimal Control
A game set in continuous time, where the change in the state variable is determined by the strategies of the two players.
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Distortions in Economics
Distortions
Market Failure
Economics
Examination of how distortions impact the efficiency of price mechanisms in an economy.
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Debt Rescheduling
Economics
Debt Rescheduling
Finance
Debt rescheduling is the renegotiation of the terms of debt repayment between a borrower and lender.
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Deficiency Payment
Agricultural Economics
Subsidy
Government Policy
A subsidy paid to farmers when the prices at which certain products can be sold are below a target set by government policy.
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Demand-Determined Output
Economics
Demand
Output
Macroeconomics
Explanation of the economic concept: Demand-Determined Output
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Demand-Pull Inflation
Inflation
Aggregate Demand
Macroeconomics
A phenomenon in which aggregate demand in an economy outpaces aggregate supply, causing prices to increase.
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