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Economics

Complete Economics Dictionary

TermDefinition
Abnormal Profit
Absolute Advantage
Absolute Poverty
Adult Literacy Rate
Aggregate Demand
Aggregate Supply
Ancillary Firms
Appreciation (in the value of a currency)
Artificial Barriers to Entry
Average Cost
Average Revenue
Average Tax Rate
Balance of Payments
Balance of Payments on Current Account
Balance of Trade
Barter
Basic Wage
Bear
Birth Rate
Bond
Brand Loyalty
Break-even Level of Output
Broker
Budget
Budget Deficit
Budget Surplus
Bull
Capital Employed
Capital Intensive
Cartel
Central Bank
Ceteris Paribus
Closed Shop
Collateral
Collective Bargaining
Commercial Bank
Commercial Loan
Common Stock
Comparative Advantage
Compensating Differentials
Competition Policy
Complements
Constant Returns to Scale
Consumer Cooperative
Consumer Durables
Consumer Expenditure
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Consumers
Consumption
Contestable Market
Contractionary Fiscal Policy
Corporation Tax
Cost-Push Inflation
Crowding Out
Cyclical Unemployment
Death Rate
Decreasing Returns to Scale
Default
Deflation
Demand-Pull Inflation
Demand Side Policy
Demand
Dependency Ratio
Dependent Population
Depreciation
Deregulation
Derived Demand
Developed Economy
Developing Economy
Direct Inward Investment
Direct Tax
Dis-economies of Scale
Disinflation
Dissaving
Diversification
Dividend
Division of Labour
Double Coincidence of Wants
Dumping
Economic Boom
Economic Cycle
Economic Goods
Economic Growth
Economic Recession
Economic Recovery
Economic System
Economic Use of Resources
Economically Active Population
Economies of Scale
Effective Demand
Embargo
Emigration
Enterprise
Entrepreneur
Equilibrium Wage Rate
Excess Demand
Excess Supply
Exchange Rate
Exchange
Exclusive Dealing
Excise Duty
Expansionary Fiscal Policy
Experience Goods
Export
External Benefit
External Cost
External Economies of Scale
External Growth
Factor Substitution
Factors of Production
Favourable Trade Balance
Full Line Forcing
Financial Assets
Financial Intermediary
Firms
Fixed Capital
Fixed Cost
Floating Exchange Rate
Foreign Exchange Market
Frictional Unemployment
Fringe Benefits
Full-time Employment
Gains from Trade
Gender Imbalance
Gender Pay Gap
General Union
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Gross Domestic Product per Capita
Gross Earnings
Gross Value Added (GVA)
Horizontal Integration
Human Development Index
Hyperinflation
Hypothecated Tax
Immigration
Imperfect Compettion
Imported Inflation
Import
Increasing Returns to Scale
Index Base Year
Indexation
Indirect Tax
Industrial Action
Industry
Inferior Goods
Inflation
Insolvent
Interest Rate
Internal Economies of Scale
Internal Growth
International Trade
Investment
Invisible Export
Invisible Import
Involuntary Unemployment
Joint-Stock Company
Labour Diseconomies
Labour Force
Labour Intensive
Labour Market
Labour Mobility
Labour Productivity
Labour
Land
Lateral Integration
Lean Manufacturing
Less-developed Economy
Limited Liability
Liquid Assets
Macroeconomies
Managed Floating
Management Diseconomies
Manufacturing
Marginal Tax Rate
Market Capitalisation
Market Demand
Market Disequilibrium
Market Economic System
Market Failure
Market Price
Market Share
Market Structure
Market Supply
Market
Mass Production
Medium of Exchange
Merger
Merit Goods
Microeconomies
Minimum Wage Legislation
Mixed Economic System
Monetary Policy
Money Market
Money Supply
Mortgage
Multinational
Multiplier Effect
National Debt
Nationalisation
Nationalised Industry
Natural Barriers to Entry
Natural Monopoly
Natural Rate of Population Growth
Needs
Negative Externality
Net Advantages (of an occupation)
Net Earnings
Net Migration
Newly Industrialised Economy
Nominal Gap
Non-price Competition
Non-tariff Trade Barriers
Non-wage Factors
Normal Goods
Occupational Immobility
Oligopoly
Open Economy
Opportunity Cost
Ordinary Shares
Overtime
Overdaft
Overpopulation
Overseas Aid
Overtime Ban
Participation Rate
Partnership
Part-time Employment
Penetration Pricing
Perfect Competition
Permanent Capital
Personal Debt
Personal Income Tax
Persuasive Advertising
Physical Assets
Piece Rate
Planned Economic System
Policy Instrument
Population Pyramid
Positive Externality
Predatory Pricing
Preferred Stock
Price Collision
Price Competition
Price Elastic
Price Elasticity of Demand
Price Elasticity of Supply
Price Inelastic
Price Mechanism
Price War
Primary Sector
Private Benefit
Private Cost
Private Expenditure
Private Limited Company
Privatisation
Producers
Production Possibility Curve (PPC)
Production
Products
Profit
Profit Maximisation
Progressive Tax
Proportional Tax
Protectionism
Public Corporation
Public Expenditure
Public Goods
Public Limited Company
Public Sector Borrowing Requirement
Pure Monopoly
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