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An entry outlining the meaning, historical context, analytical frameworks, and related concepts of customs duty, a tax on imports.
A trade agreement by which a group of countries allow free trade among themselves while maintaining a common external tariff on trade with non-members.
An in-depth look at the concept of cut-throat competition in economics, its implications, and how it is analyzed in various economic theories.
Exploring the concept of cuts in expenditure, particularly in the context of government spending
An in-depth exploration of cyclical processes in economics, encompassing various types such as business cycles, credit cycles, and more.
An analysis technique adjusting economic figures to reflect trend or normal activity levels.
A calculation of what the government's budget deficit would be under normal economic conditions, assuming stable rules and rates for spending and taxes.
A calculation of what the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement (PSBR) would be at a normal level of economic activity.
Extraction of useful information from large data sets, employing automated techniques to find patterns and anomalies.
Elimination of small-scale variation, or noise, from data to reveal important patterns.
A loan made for one business day, the shortest term loan that earns interest. Also known as overnight money.
An exploration of 'DDD', a credit rating indicating that servicing of a security is in default or in arrears.
