A financial institution which holds shares on behalf of investors, primarily in the form of unit trusts.
A voting method which selects as the winner the option with the majority of votes and its implications in economic theories
A comprehensive look at the concept of the mid-market price, its definitions, applications, and significance in financial markets.
The system by which an economy is provided with money, ensuring financial stability and economic growth.
An overview of the economic term 'monetary union', including meaning, history, and key concepts.
Exploring the concept of Menu Costs and its implications in economics.
The concept of Minimum Lending Rate (MLR) as used in UK financial policy between 1971 and 1981, and its subsequent replacement by the base rate.
An exploration of modal choice models, discrete choice models for analyzing individual transportation mode choices.
A suspension of the obligation to repay debts, often instituted to allow time for refinancing and to prevent financial panic.
Market conduct refers to the behaviors and strategic decisions made by firms within a market, influencing structure and performance.
