An infinite lag model where coefficients on lagged variables decline geometrically, often used in modeling adaptive expectations.
The process of economic and monetary integration of East and West Germany during reunification in 1990.
A term used in reference to Shogun bonds, which are foreign bonds issued in Japan.
An analysis of Giffen goods where an increase in price leads to an increase in quantity demanded due to the income effect outweighing the substitution effect.
A tax imposed on gifts transferred between living individuals, as opposed to transfers of wealth by inheritance.
An in-depth look at gilt-edged securities, which are fixed-interest securities issued by the UK government.
definition and discussion of the Gini coefficient, its calculation methodologies, and its implications in economic analysis
definition and discussion of the Gini coefficient, its calculation methodologies, and its implications in economic analysis
Informative dictionary entry for understanding Ginnie Mae, also known as the Government National Mortgage Association (GNMA)
A comprehensive examination of the Glass–Steagall Act, its historical context, frameworks and implications in the field of economics.
Natural assets that are outside national jurisdiction such as the oceans, ozone layer, and the Antarctic. Informally, the term is used to refer to a wide variety of environmental resources.
A global public good is a public good that provides non-excludable and non-rival benefits on a worldwide scale.
