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A term in economics referring to the quality of being indivisible or not able to be broken down into smaller units.
The narrowest definition of the money supply, including notes and coin in circulation, banks' till money, and balances with the central bank.
An examination of M1 as a measure of the money supply, including its components and significance in different economies.
A detailed look into the definition, components, and significance of M2 as a measure of money supply in various economies.
A comprehensive definition of M3 and its implications in the context of broader money supply definitions.
The branch of econometrics that has developed tools specifically designed to analyze macroeconomic data.
An exploration of macroeconomic policy, its objectives, tools, and frameworks.
An exploration of the macroeconomic trilemma, balancing exchange rate stability, monetary policy independence, and capital market openness in an open economy.
The branch of economics that examines aggregate quantities in the economy, including total employment, production, consumption, and imports and exports.
A description of majority shareholders, their role, and their influence within a company.
Thesis developed by economist Thomas Malthus explaining how population growth tends to outpace growth in resources, driving per capita incomes down to subsistence levels.
