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In Keynesian economic theory, a number that calculate the change in total income, as compared to placing capital deposits or investments that initially ignited the growth. Normally, it measures the additional effects of government spending on income, and can be computed as one divided by marginal propensity to save. This is real of most macroeconomic policy measures, because the real effect of the measure cannot be quantified by the outcome of the measure itself.
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Self-insure
Self-insure is the process of regulating risks in case of an unexpected loss by putting aside s pool of monetary asset. In theory, you can self-ins ...
Pairoff
The term pairoff refers to as when a firm buys securities to offset a transacted sale before of the same security.
National Insurance Contributions - NIC
NIC are made by payroll and income taxes. Contributions expanded over the years to cover other government-provided benefits.
Tunisian Dinar
Currency abbreviation for the Tunisian dinar, the official currency of Tunisia. The currency is comprised of 1,000 milim and presented with the sym ...
Cash Flow Plans
Strategy in which an insured can control the premium payments they must make on their insurances. It allows the individual to coordinate the flow o ...
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