Exploration of the term 'limited company' within the context of economics, including its definition, historical context, and major analytical frameworks.
A dependent variable that takes values only from a restricted set.
An overview of Limited Information Maximum Likelihood (LIML) estimation used in linear simultaneous equations models.
The system by which shareholders in a company are not liable for its debts beyond the nominal value of their shares.
A method for determining the optimal provision and cost allocation of public goods among consumers, aiming to achieve Pareto efficiency. This equilibrium assesses individual demand given the shared cost across the population.
An overview of the linear probability model used in econometrics and its applications, strengths, and limitations.
A mathematical procedure for finding the maximum or minimum value of a linear objective function subject to linear constraints.
A discussion on liquid assets, their characteristics, relevant economic theories, and practical implications.
The process of closing down a business and disposing of its assets to pay off debts.
The property of assets, of being easily turned into money rapidly and at a fairly predictable price.
An arbitrary limit on the amount that an individual or a firm can borrow.
An exploration of liquidity preference, the tendency to favor assets that can easily be converted into cash, and its implications in different economic frameworks.
