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A comprehensive examination of the Glass–Steagall Act, its historical context, frameworks and implications in the field of economics.
Natural assets that are outside national jurisdiction such as the oceans, ozone layer, and the Antarctic. Informally, the term is used to refer to a wide variety of environmental resources.
A global public good is a public good that provides non-excludable and non-rival benefits on a worldwide scale.
An increase in the average temperature of the Earth’s near-surface air and oceans, and its economic impacts
A comprehensive overview of the term 'globalization' within the context of economics, detailing its meanings, impacts, and the associated economic theories and frameworks.
A situation characterized by an unusually large supply of a good, likely leading to a significant price reduction.
Understanding the economic significance and multifaceted role of gold.
An exploration of gold and foreign exchange reserves, including their definitions, historical context, and significance in modern economics.
Definition and meaning of the gold exchange standard, its evolution, and comparative analysis with the gold standard.
The official par value in terms of gold of the currency of a country on the gold standard
The values of exchange rates under the gold standard at which it became profitable to ship gold from one country to another.
A comprehensive overview of the gold standard, its history, conceptual framework, and analytical implications in economics.
