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A crucial concept in economics is themultiplier effect, especially in the context of fiscal policy. It refers to the magnified impact that a change in government spending, taxation, or investment has on overall economic activity. The effect operates through a series of interconnected spending and i...
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Table 4 Descriptive Statistics of Variables in Dataset (n = 506409). Full size table Model-free evidence We first present model-free evidence and found that the more platforms customers use, the lower their average consumption will be. The average spending is 33.76 yuan for single-plat...
Fig. 5. The new economics of the transport system. Fig. 5 reveals that if improvements in any of the economic spheres (or sectors) are possible without resulting in losses to other spheres, this creates a Pareto-optimal situation. However, this is only true in the absolute sense. It is ...
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While it has roots in scientific fields, such as statistics, economics, and mathematics, finance also includes non-scientific elements that liken it to an art. Investopedia / Mira Norian Understanding Finance "Finance" is typically broken down into three broad categories: public finance, corporate ...