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What is volatility?
DEFINITION Volatilityis a measure of the frequency and amount of price fluctuations. It measures the amount of volatility and…
What is demand?
In economics, demand is the desire and ability of a consumer to buy a product or service. Demand is…
What is racketeering?
DEFINITION Racketeering involves using force, fraud or intimidation in order to earn money. This includes organizing, managing or running an…
What is fannie mae?
Fannie Mae, a quasi-government agency, makes home buying and renting more affordable while reducing risks for lenders. It is…
What is elastic demand?
Elastic Demand is when the price of an item or service has an impact on consumer demand. Consumers will purchase…
What is a bear market?
DEFINITION A Bear Market is when the broad market price falls at least 20% over a period of a few…
What is ceteris paribus?
DEFINITION Ceteris Paribus, a Latin expression that means “all things being equal,” is used to explain the theory…
What is a welfare program?
Welfare Programs are government-funded subsidies for families and individuals with low income. Welfare Programs: Definition and examples Welfare programs…
What is Standard & Poor’s?
DEFINITION Standard & Poor’s (S&P). is a reference to S&P Global. This company provides business intelligence, research, and analysis. S&P…
Profit margins: What they tell you about the 3 types
Profit margin is the ratio of sales minus expenses divided by revenue. Profit margin ratio is a comparison of…