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High-level data obtained by combining individual-level data, commonly used to analyze broader economic trends.
A phenomenon in decision theory where people's choices under uncertainty violate the axioms of expected utility theory, first identified by Maurice Allais.
The main US labor federation, formed by the merger of AFL and CIO in 1955, primarily operating at the political level.
A detailed exploration of the -auditor-: a person or accountancy firm employed to check the accounts of a company, private trader, or association.
A comprehensive analysis of the ARIMA (p, d, q) model in time series forecasting and its applications in economics.
A comprehensive analysis of the basic rate of income tax in the UK.
Understanding the behavioural theories of the firm that look into the objectives of individuals and groups within firms rather than rigid profit maximization assumptions.
An extensive overview of the term 'benefit(s)' within the realm of economics, covering various types and implications.
Definition and variations of the term 'billion' in economic contexts
An issue of additional shares in a company to existing shareholders, in proportion to their holdings, without the shareholders having to pay for them.
Change in control of a company through its previous shareholders being bought out by new owners.
An exploration of capital mobility, its definitions, constraints, and implications.
