# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
An exploration of the concept of distributive justice in economics, aligning closely with the idea of equity.
A loss in utility derived from the consumption of a 'bad', often interchanged with the disutility from labor.
A measure of how far the exchange rates of currencies of members of the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) of the European Monetary System (EMS) diverged from their agreed central parities with the European Currency Unit (ECU).
A comprehensive examination of diversification in economics, including its definitions, frameworks, case studies, and related terms.
The process of a firm disposing of part of its activities either for strategic reasons or as required by regulators.
The payment of a share in the profits of a company to its shareholders.
Restrictions on the distribution of dividends by firms to balance wage controls and regulate profits.
The ratio of total earnings for equity in a company to dividends paid out, often indicating financial health and sustainability of dividend payments.
The separation between the ownership and control in companies, typically seen in widely-held corporations.
Tasks carried out within a household which could have been performed by a paid specialist, primarily in the fields of decorating, home improvements, and motor repairs.
An exchange rate management system where other countries peg their currencies to the US dollar and hold reserves primarily in US dollars.
