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A provision in an executive's contract giving entitlement to a large bonus on leaving a firm's employment.
A conceptual framework in economic theory for the relationship between the capital–labour ratio and population growth rate aimed at maximizing consumption per capita.
A test for heteroscedasticity applicable when observations can be ordered according to non-decreasing variance.
The observation by economist C. Goodhart that when a metric is used as a target for policy, it ceases to be a good measure.
Measures of adequacy of the estimated regression model, such as the coefficient of determination and the information criterion.
An exploration of goodwill, its definition, contextual implications, and importance in business and economics.
The central planning agency of the former Soviet Union responsible for creating and auditing economic plans.
An independent, non-partisan U.S. agency responsible to Congress for ensuring that funds voted by Congress are spent as prescribed by law.
An in-depth examination of government debt, its definitions, implications, and analytical frameworks.
An overview of government expenditure, its components, and analytical frameworks
Government failure occurs when government intervention in the economy either does not lead to a Pareto efficient outcome or worsens the situation.
An overview of the Government National Mortgage Association, commonly known as 'Ginnie Mae', its operations, and relevance in U.S. housing finance.
