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A series of nationwide centralized economic development initiatives that originated in the Soviet Union in 1928 and were later adopted in various forms by other countries.
An overview of the fixed coefficient production function, a type of production function where inputs must be combined in fixed proportions.
An in-depth look at fixed costs, their definitions, and implications in various economic frameworks.
An overview and discussion of fixed effects in panel data regression models.
Definition and analysis of fixed-interest securities in economics.
An economic model where prices are fixed in the short run, allowing quantities to adjust faster than prices.
A national registration for a ship which does not correspond to its actual ownership or control.
An overview of the flexible exchange rate, commonly known as the floating exchange rate.
Defines flexible prices and explores their role in economic markets.
An employment contract that permits a worker to vary the starting and finishing time for work (within limits) provided a given total number of hours is supplied.
An economic model in which quantities are fixed in the short run, and prices adjust faster than quantities.
