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The application of quantitative methods to the analysis of economic history
An overview of the closed economy, an economic model characterized by a lack of external trade and capital flows.
The requirement that all workers of certain grades in a business must belong to a recognized trade union.
An equilibrium concept in multi-stage games where players are informed about the previous strategy choices of opponents.
An institution formed to supply an excludable public good, characterized by its ability to exclude non-members, thereby allowing efficient provision of the good to its members.
A global think tank focused on addressing global challenges through interdisciplinary approaches.
Cluster analysis is a collection of methods used for grouping objects based on their similarities to explore data structures.
The geographic concentration of firms in similar industries, facilitating mutual benefits and industry development.
The exchange formed in 2007 through the merger of the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, providing a wide range of futures and options products.
A group of individuals or firms who have separate objectives but unite to adopt strategies or advocate policies. Often seen in government entities requiring support from multiple political parties.
An exploration of the Coase Theorem, which posits that externalities can be corrected by the market under specific conditions.
