Exploring the concept of trade-offs in economics, wherein achieving more of one good or objective necessitates giving up some of another.
Understanding TRIPS, an international agreement established in 1995 to protect intellectual property rights globally.
An agreement reached in the Uruguay Round to attempt to control national policies such as investment subsidies which have significant effects on international trade.
An index number weighted according to the shares of various countries in a nation’s trade, used to compute the country's effective exchange rate.
A symbol, logo, or name used to enable the public to identify the supplier of goods
Definition and meaning of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) in the UK
A currency used to invoice international trade transactions.
The over-utilization of a common access resource due to individual users maximizing personal profit without accounting for the social impact of their actions.
The process of improving workforce skills through formal instructional courses or on-the-job training.
A comprehensive free-trade agreement aimed at deepening economic ties between 12 Pacific Rim countries.
An approach to the economic explanation of institutions examining the relative merits of conducting transactions within and between firms.
An Exploration of the Costs Incurred in Economic Exchanges
