Dictionary of Economics (Routledge Reference) Book

The Dictionary of Economics contains over four thousand entries which provide lucid, comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date expositions of the key terms, issues, and concepts in economics today. It also describes the contributions of central figures in the field. The fullest range of subject areas are covered in economic worldwide debate in, for example, macroeconomics, development and welfare economics, and econometric modelling, as well as in areas of more traditional and historical concern, such as the study of growth, value, distribution, and taxation.Each entry begins with a short definition of the term, followed by a reference to the branch(es) in economics which uses it most frequently. Related terms, visual diagrams, cross references and annotated bibliographies are provided. The index is based on the Economics Journal subject classification system.Read More