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A funding facility introduced by the US Federal Reserve System in 2008 aimed at encouraging lending to households and small businesses through support of asset-backed securities issuance.
A loan due to be repaid on a definite date, particularly in US usage
The additional return on a long-term bond over the rate expected by the unbiased expectations hypothesis, often attributed to liquidity preference.
The relation between the rate of interest paid by a financial security and the time until maturity of the security.
Economic principles underlying the policies of the Thatcher government in the UK from 1979 to 1990
The concept and nuances of third-degree price discrimination in economics
An in-depth look at third-party insurance, its significance, and its variations across different regions.
Examination of the concept of thrift in economics, its historical context, frameworks, and related definitions.
Non-banking financial institutions in the United States primarily associated with collecting savings and financing mortgages.
An economic hypothesis asserting that economic efficiency is achieved in an economy with local public goods through consumer choice of location.
An exploration of tied aid as a form of economic assistance, its implications, and contrasts with untied aid.
