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International trade theories, policies, finances and their effects on economic activities.
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Community preferences
Economy; International economics
A set of consumer preferences, analogous to those of an individual as might be represented by a utility function, but representing the preferences of a group of consumers. The existence of ...
Compensated demand curve
Economy; International economics
A demand curve constructed under the assumption that demander's income is not held constant, but rather is varied to hold level of utility at a constant level. The change in consumer surplus ...
Geographical indication
Economy; International economics
A label identifying where a product was produced or grown, and implying characteristics or quality particular to that location. Use of such labels by producers from other countries, has increasingly ...
Giffen good
Economy; International economics
A good that is so inferior and so heavily consumed at low incomes that the demand for it rises when its price rises. The reason is that the price increase lowers income sufficiently that the positive ...
Gini Coefficient
Economy; International economics
A measure of income inequality within a population, ranging from zero for complete equality, to one if one person has all the income. It is defined as the area between the Lorenz Curve and the ...
Global optimum
Economy; International economics
An allocation that is better, by some criterion, than all others possible; optimum optimorum.
Global Trade Analysis Project
Economy; International economics
A project based at Purdue University, providing a data base and CGE modelling tools for analysis of global trade.