International economics

International economics

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

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International Labour organisation

Economy; International economics

A United Nations specialised agency that establishes and monitors compliance with international standards for human and labour rights.

International political economy

Economy; International economics

A field of study within social science, especially political science, that addresses the interrelationships between international economics and political forces and institutions.

International relations

Economy; International economics

1. All aspects of interactions among nations. 2. The field within the discipline of political science that studies the mechanisms and institutions through which countries interact.

International Standard Industrial Classification

Economy; International economics

A classification system for industries, organised by the activity performed by the industry, and used for recording and reporting data on industrial activities, including output and employment.

A measure of the extent to which a country's production patterns differ from those of a comparison group of countries. It runs from zero, if the country and group produce the same goods in the same ...

Labelling

Economy; International economics

A requirement to label imported goods with information about how they were produced. This is often suggested as an alternative to trade restrictions as a means to pursue particular trade-related ...

Labour abundant

Economy; International economics

A country is labour abundant if its endowment of labour is large compared to other countries. Relative labour abundance can be defined by either the quantity definition or the price definition.