Outline of Economics - General Economic Concepts

General Economic Concepts

• Agent
• Aggregate demand
• Aggregate supply
• Agricultural policy
• Antitrust
• Arbitrage
• Big Mac Index
• Big Push Model
• Black market
• Business cycle
• Cash crop
• Canadian and American economies compared
• Capital
  • Capital asset
  • Capital intensity
  • Financial capital
  • Human capital
  • Individual capital
  • Natural capital
  • Social capital
• Capitalism
  • Natural Capitalism
• Cartel
• Catch-up effect
• Central bank
• Chicago school
• Classical economics
• Collective action
• Collusion
• Commodity
• Commodity markets
• Comparative advantage
• Competition
• Competitive advantage
• Complement good
• complementarity
• Consumer
• Consumer and producer surplus
• Consumer price index
• Consumerism
• Consumer theory
• Consumption
• Cost
  • Cost-benefit analysis
  • Cost-of-living index
• Currency
  • Community currency
  • Dollar
  • Local currency
  • Petrocurrency
  • Reserve currency
  • Time-based currency
  • Yen
• Decentralization
• Debt
• Deflation
• Depression
• Devaluation
• Disinflation
• Disposable income
• Distribution
• Economic
  • Economic data
  • Economic growth
  • Economic indicator
  • Economic profits
  • Economic modeling
  • Economic reports
  • Economic subjectivism
  • Economic system
• Economies of agglomeration
• Economies of scale
• Economies of scope
• Economy
• Ecosystem services
• Efficiency wage hypothesis
• Efficient market hypothesis
• Elasticity
• Employment
• Entrepreneur
• Entrepreneurship
• Environmental finance
• Euro
• Event study
• Experience economy
• Export
• Externality
• Factors of production
• Factor price equalization
• Federal Reserve
• Finance
• Financial crisis
• Financial instruments
• Fiscal neutrality
• Fiscal policy
• Free goods
• Full-reserve banking
• Game theory
• General equilibrium
• Globalization
• Gold Standard
• Goods
• Government-granted monopoly
• Gross domestic product
• Gross national product
• History of economic thought
• Home economics
• Human Development Index
• Human development theory
• Hyperinflation
• Import
• Import substitution
• Incentive
• Income
• Income elasticity of demand
• Income velocity of money
• Induced demand
• Industrial Organization
• Industrial policy
• Industrial Revolution
• Industrialisation
• Inferior goods
• Inflation
• Input-output model
• Interest
• Investment
• Investment policy
• Invisible Hand
• Keynes, John Maynard
• Keynesian economics
• Knowledge-based economy
• Laissez-faire
• Land
• List of scholarly journals in economics
• Living wage
• Local purchasing
• Lorenz curve
• Macroeconomics
• Marginal Revolution
• Marginalism
• Market
  • Labor market
  • Market (economics)
  • Market economy
  • Market failure
  • Market form
  • Market power
  • Market share
  • Market system
  • Market transparency
• Means of production
• Measures of national income
• Measuring well-being
• Medium of exchange
• Mental accounting
• Menu costs
• Mercantilism
• Mergers and acquisitions
• Minimum wage
• Missing market
• Model - economics
• Model - macroeconomics
• Modern portfolio theory
• Monetarism
• Monetary policy
• Monetary reform
• Money
• Money supply
• Monopoly profit
• Moral hazard
• Moral purchasing
• Multiplier (economics)
• National income
• Natural gross domestic product
• Neoclassical economics
• Neo-classical growth model
• Neo-Keynesian Economics
• Network effect
• Network externality
• New classical economics
• New Keynesian economics
• Normal goods
• Operations research
• Opportunity cost
• Output
• Parable of the broken window
• Pareto efficiency
• Participatory economics
• Poverty
• Poverty level
• Preference
• Price
• Price discrimination
• Price elasticity of demand
• Price points
• Production
• Outline of industrial organization
• Production function
• Production theory basics
• Productivism
• Productivity
• Profit (economics)
• Profit maximization
• Prospect theory
• Public choice theory
• Public bad
• Public debt
• Public good
• Purchasing power parity
• Rate of return pricing
• Rational choice theory
• Rational expectations
• Rational pricing
• Reaganomics
• Real business cycle
• Real versus nominal in economics
• Recession
  • List of recessions
• Regression analysis
• Returns to scale
• Risk premium
• Saving
• Scarcity
• Seven-generation sustainability
• Slavery
• Social cost
• Social credit
• Social welfare
• Socialism
• Specialization
• Stagflation
• Standard of living
• Stock exchange
• Subsidy
• Subsistence agriculture
• Substitute good
• Sunk cost
• Supply and demand
• Supply-side economics
• Sustainable competitive advantage
• Sustainable development
• Sweatshop
• Tax
  • Income tax
  • Land value tax
  • Sales tax
  • Tariff
  • Tax, tariff and trade
  • Value-added tax
• Technostructure
• Time preference theory of interest
• The Theory of Moral Sentiments by Adam Smith
• Trade
  • Balance of trade
  • Fair trade
  • Free trade
  • International trade
  • Safe trade
  • Tax, tariff and trade
  • Terms of trade
  • Trade bloc
  • Trade pact
  • Trader Ethic
• Transaction cost
• Triple bottom line
• Trust
• Utility
• Utility Maximization Problem
• Utilitarianism
• UN Human Development Index
• Uneconomic growth
• Unemployment
• United States dollar
• U.S. public debt
• Value
  • Cost-of-production theory of value
  • Labor theory of value
  • Surplus value
  • Time value of money
  • Value added
  • Value of Earth
  • Value of life
• Virtuous circle and vicious circle
• Wage rate
• Wealth
• X-efficiency
• Yield
• Zero sum game
• Zone pricing