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International economics

International trade theories, policies, finances and their effects on economic activities.

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early harvest

Economy; International economics

A term, in trade negotiations, for agreeing to accept the results of a portion of the negotiations before the rest of the negotiations are completed.

East African Development Bank

Economy; International economics

A leading Development finance institution with an overriding objective of promoting development in East Africa, EADB is a development bank for its five member countries: Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, ...

easy money

Economy; International economics

A monetary policy that is expansionary, thus with low interest rates for borrowing. Contrasts with tight money.

Eaton-Kortum Model

Economy; International economics

A useful variant of the Ricardian Trade Model in which a continuum of producers or industries have randomly chosen differences in productivities. Due to Eaton and Kortum (2002).

econometric model

Economy; International economics

A set of equations that have been estimated by econometric methods and that are then used, together, to forecast the economy or to calculate effects of changes in the economy. Thus, an economic model ...

economic crisis

Economy; International economics

Although there are many economic events that might be called crises, this term usually refers to a sudden drop in aggregate demand that, if prolonged, leads to recession.

economic decision

Economy; International economics

A decision about an economic issue, most commonly about how to allocate resources among multiple purposes.

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