Glossary Economics & Finance

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The role of this glossary is to present brief definitions of most of the key concepts in economics and finance (in total 1064 names-definitions) as well as security markets (financial, capital, money) with aim the reader to be able to understand and become familiar with the terminology in the analyses that will present in the category economics.

Additionally, we hope that the reader by acquiring intimacy with the economic terminology, he will also love the science/art of economics, giving to it a significant part of his personal time.  

In the following glossary we tried to include the most well-known definitions and terms in the field of Economics & Finance. If you still find that a term or definition is missing and you know that it can be included in this glossary, please do not hesitate to contact us via the contact form of our web-site (Contact Us) and the Liberal Globe will edit it and will include it.

Glossary Economics & Finance

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There are currently 3 names in this directory beginning with the letter K.
Keynesian
is called a follower of John Maynard Keynes who believes that movements in the price level and aggregate output are driven by changes not only in the money supply side but also in government spending and fiscal policy and who does not regard the economy as inherently stable.
Keynesian assumption
is called the assumption that the evolution of the price level is insensitive to aggregate demand in the short run.
Keynesianism
is named the view that government demand management policy should play a key role in macroeconomic policy. Keynesians believe that markets suffer from imperfections-i.e. slow clearing of labour and product markets-that are responsible for the occasional underutilization of resources.

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