The unemployment that cycles with economic expansions and recessions.
A brief overview of the life and accomplishments of economist David Ricardo.
A cost to society created by market inefficiency and misallocation of resources.
Understanding the loss caused by new taxes in the economy
An exploration of debt, the financial obligation owed by one party to another, encapsulating both its serious nature and humorous implications.
Default refers to the failure to make required interest or principal repayments on a debt.
Understanding what default rate is and how it impacts the economy and lenders.
Deficit Spending: When Your Budget is Thinner Than Your Favorite New Year’s Resolutions!
Understanding the economics behind spending more than earned.
A serious case of the prices going down - and no, they're not on clearance!
Understanding the graphical representation of price and quantity demanded.
Understanding the economics principle of demand for labor in production processes.
A Demand Schedule provides a snapshot of the quantity demanded of a good at various price points in a table format.
An unexpected event that causes a rapid change in consumer demand.
A humorous exploration of the principles behind demand and its relationship to price.
Demand-pull inflation occurs when the demand for goods and services exceeds supply, causing prices to rise.
Demographic dividend refers to the economic growth potential that can result from shifts in a country's age structure.
The act of stripping a currency of its legal tender status.
The Dependency Ratio: A Measure of Workforce Sustainability
The deposit multiplier is a key concept relating to how much money banks can create from deposits, driven by reserve requirements.
A deep dive into the financial term 'Depression' with a sprinkle of humor.
