Explore intertemporal equilibrium, an essential economic concept that analyzes how current and future decisions affect economic balance over time for households and firms.

Discover how demand-side economics supports economic growth through government intervention and increased aggregate demand. Learn key concepts and real-world policy examples.

Equilibrium price is a common economics term that refers to the exact price at which market supply equals market demand. Selling goods and services at the equilibrium price point leads to optimized ...

Many situations in economics are complicated and competitive. New research raises the question of whether many theories in economics may suffer from the very fundamental problem that the key ...

PROF. J. SCHUMPET, a instinguished German economist of the University of Bonn, contributed an intersting paper on “The Instability of our Economic System to the proceedings of Section F (Eeonomic ...