Category:Economics: Difference between revisions

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Topics dealing with the economy as a whole, including macro and microeconomics, exchange rates and commercialization

Subcategories

• Commercialization - the process or cycle of introducing a new product into the market. The final stage of new product development
• Costs
• Econometrics - the subspecialty of economics which aims to connect empirical content and theoretical models to economic relations
• Economic indicators - a statistic that concerns the state of the economy
• Electronic commerce or e-commerce, the buying and selling of products over the internet or computer networks
• Exchange rates - or foreign exchange rate, or FX rate, the rate or price at which one currency will be exchanged for another
• International trade - trade in goods or services that crosses national boundaries
• Macroeconomics - the branch of economics dealing with the structure of the economy as a whole
• Microeconomics - the branch of economics that studies individuals, households and firms as they make economic decisions
• Monopoly - the state that occurs when only one person or firm supplies a particular product
• Oligopoly - the state that occurs when only a few persons or firms supply a particular product
• Power generation economics - the study of the economics of the generation of electric power
• Profitability - the extent to which a firm's total revenues exceed its costs
• Supply and demand - an economic model which says that in a competitive market, the quantity demanded by consumers will equal the quantity supplied by producers at a certain price
• Trade agreements - an agreement between two or more countries or trading blocs to control tariffs, taxes, and or investments between them
• Venture capital - or VC, financial capital provided to early-stage, high-risk, and high growth businesses