Economics

Subjective Theory of Value is the greatest idea in the history of economics and the foundation of understanding of economics as both a science and…

François Quesnay, Economist was born on June 4, 1694 in Méré near Versailles. In 1744 he graduated as a doctor of medicine; he became physician…

Sir Dudley North, Economist was born on 16 May 1641 in Westminster, London. He was also an english merchant and politician. He was one of…

Productivism is the theory that increasing productivity is the primary goal of socio-economic activity. It is the belief that measurable economic productivity and growth are…

Marginalism is a method, which assists manufacturers and businesses to determine the required levels of activity for their services and the quantity of products that…

This article talks about Efficiency Wage, which is higher than market wage paid to encourage higher output and to raise worker morale, and to discourage…

Wealth is the value of all the assets, which includes natural resources and human capital but generally excludes money and securities. It s determined by…

Resource Allocation is a central theme in economics, which is essentially a study of how resources are allocated and is associated with economic efficiency and…

Market Research is the process of a service through research conducted directly with the consumer which allows a company to discover the target market and…

Market Intelligence is refer to the collection and monitoring of external data such as analysts reports, competitor financial data, press monitoring or social media monitoring.…

Market Analysis is determine the attractiveness of a market and to understand it’s evolving opportunities and threats as they relate to the strengths and weakness…

Market Trend is used to describe either the market as a whole or specific sectors and securities. It classified as secular for long time frames,…