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Special economic zoneThese exist in several countries, including especially China, and their characteristics vary. Typically they are regions designated for economic development oriented toward inward FDI and exports, both fostered by special policy incentives that may include being an EPZ.Similar MatchesEconomic value addedEconomic value addedA measure of corporate performance which reveals whether a company is earning more or less than the amount which its capital is costing. If it is, value is being added to the enterprise, which is good news for shareholders. If it isn't, shareholders have cause for grievance because their capital would be better employed in a bank account earning interest. Economic unionEconomic unionAn agreement between two or more countries that allows the free movement of capital, labor, and all goods and services, and involves the harmonization and unification of social, fiscal, and monetary policies. EconomicsEconomicsThe study of manufacturing, distribution and consumption of products and services in an economy.This is broadly divided into macroeconomics and microeconomicsMacroeconomics: The study of a country's economy using such elements as unemployment, price levels, government spending, interest rates, national productivity etc and the influence of government policy on them.Microeconomics: The study of economic elements at the level of the household or the company. People within a household are primarily concerned with employment prospects and how taxation affects their income. Companies are mainly concerned with product costs and operating expenses etc. MicroeconomicsMicroeconomicsThe study of economic statistics at the level of the household or the company. In contrast, macroeconomic focuses on economics at the country level. Supply side economicsSupply side economicsA theory of economics that reductions in tax rates will stimulate investment and in turn will benefit the entire society. Further SuggestionsInternational monetary economicsEconomic justice Keynesian economics Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Pact (APEC) Economic rent Economic and Monetary Union Economic income Economic exposure Noneconomic objectives argument for protection Country economic risk Chinese Economic Area Economic sanction Microeconomics Economic geography Welfare economics Economic expansion Economic defeasance Economic order quantity (EOQ) First theorem of welfare economics European Economic Community Economic growth rate European Economic Area Second theorem of welfare economics Economic integration Closer Economic Relations |
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