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A worsening economic situation analogous to the meltdown of a nuclear reactor; characterized by self-sustainability and danger.
A theoretical construct designed to analyse the behaviour of economic agents using quantitative and logical methods.
A simplified system used to simulate some aspects of the real economy, essential for understanding economic phenomena and policy implications.
A comprehensive entry on the concept of economic planning, covering definitions, historical contexts, major analytical frameworks, and more.
A comprehensive overview of economic policy, its components, and analytical frameworks used to regulate economic activity.
An aim of economic policy encompassing objectives such as high employment levels, sustainable growth, and stable inflation rates.
An in-depth look at the concept of economic profit and its implications in various economic theories and practices.
US legislation enacted to encourage economic growth through reductions in individual income tax rates, incentives for small businesses, and other measures.
A payment for the services of an economic resource above what is necessary for it to remain in its current use.
Review and analysis of the annual 'Economic Report of the President' in the United States.
Comprehensive entry on the definition, historical context, and analysis of economic sanctions
An exploration into the concept of economic shock, a term describing unexpected events that impact the economy, differentiating between permanent and transitory shocks.
