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Accounting

• Accounting-based equity valuation
• Abnormal earning valuation relation
• Enhanced business review
• Extraterritorial income exclusion
• Gap time
• IC-DISC - Interest Charge Domestic International Sales Corporation. A form of tax exempt commission earning paper corporation.
• £1m banknote or One million pound banknote- Commemorative banknotes related to the Marshall plan. c.f. [1]
• Optimal cash holding
• Restricted Cash
• Systems and Process Assurance

Business

Businesses and organizations

• Basic Business Functions Currently, within Wikipedia, we can find spread articles for Marketing, Manufacturing, Sales, Human resources, and so on. However, Wikipedia lacks of an integrating article that introduces these Basic Business Functions, present in most companies. Wikipedia (in English) has no starting point for these relevant business concepts. Please do not confuse with the Value Chain article. The latter is a specific analysis based on maximizing value creation and minimizing costs. The article that I propose here should include: 1. A general description of the Basic Business Functions, 2. The sub-functions or sub-activities that they comprise, and 3. The relationships (if any) between those Basic Business Functions through a graphical model. Wikipedia in Spanish already has this article available. Best regards. LuisVillegas (talk) 02:49, 16 June 2010 (UTC)

WENR Corporation. This is a media company.

75.15.197.93 (talk) 04:32, 29 September 2010 (UTC)

Human resources

• Boundary spanning
• Employee relations
• Leader-Member exchange theory
• Restricted holiday
• Stress in the workplace
• Team action management as devised by Albert S Humphrey from SWOT analysis
• Workforce development

Management

• Chief Reputation Officer - FB: Too newfangled to be encyclopedic. Should expand Public relations instead.
• Completed staff work
• Case Management Systems
• Global Artist Agency
• Institute on governance
• Minto pyramid principle
• Multidivisional form or Multidivisional structure - Cmmt: Choose one, redirect the other.
• Profitability optimization model
• Big room, Big area or Obeya -- Toyota originated term similar to War room
• Media Management
• State Chief of Staff
• Octopus Syndrome
• Point Strategy
• Plane Strategy
• Supervision by Risk - mentioned in the introduction of the Eugene Ludwig article.
• Trade Promotion Management, 90,000 GHits - very important part of CRM solutions for FMCG/CPG industry

Non-profits

• The Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions - Probably something that should be expanded in Islamic finance.
• Accrediting Council for Continuing Education And Training - ACCET is a USDE recognized accrediting agency.
• Alternative Energy Foundation - Group that raises money to fund alternative energy research projects
• Alternative Spring Break (UIUC) - The volunteer organization at the University of Illinois?
• American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians - A professional medical association dedicated to improving the overall quality of health care with certification exclusively through the National Board of Medical Examiners
• AppleTree Institute for Education Innovation - provides accelerated early language and literacy programs to at-risk preschoolers in Washington, DC. Organization's website is available at http://www.appletreeinstitute.org
• Angle Food Ministries - A food programe that offers people food at a reduced cost.
• ArteEast - An international nonprofit organization established to support contemporary artists from the Middle East and its diasporas. http://www.arteeast.org/
• Aspen Centre for Integral Living - A registered non-profit society located in the Capital region of Alberta, Canada.
• Aloha United Way - A group that raises money and give to other non-profit organizations in Hawaii.
• BiD Network - Business in Development Network: Preparing emerging market entrepreneurs for investors
• Brad's Kids Pediactric Cancer Foundation - IL non-profit that donates toys and books to children diagnosed with cancer.
• Bipartisan Policy Center - Non-profit organization which states that it "seeks to develop policy solutions that make sense for the nation and can be embraced by both parties." The BPC was originally established in 2007 by former Senate Majority Leaders Howard Baker, Tom Daschle, Bob Dole, and George Mitchell. Please find relevant sources to the topic at the following links: www.bipartisanpolicy.org (organization website), www.bpcleadersproject.org, http://thepage.time.com/gibbs-statement-on-bipartisan-policy-center%E2%80%99s-health-reform-proposal/ (please note former Senator Mitchell is not referenced as the "fourth" leader because he was appointed by President Obama as Envoy to the Middle East prior to release of report), http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/23918.html, http://www.usnews.com/articles/opinion/2009/06/25/break-the-political-traffic-jam-on-transportation-overhaul.html, and over ten Wikipedia articles reference the BPC but do not link including http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slade_Gorton, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gil_Troy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_A._Runde, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Daschle, and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherwood_Boehlert. In the interest of full disclosure, I would like to note this article request has been provided by an individual affiliated with the Bipartisan Policy Center.
• BOCS Foundation - A Hungarian non-profit organization working on "sustainable development" issues under the categories of peace, justice, women's rights, family planning, and environment. http://www.bocs.hu In the interest of full disclosure, I would like to state that this article request has been made by an individual affiliated with the BOCS Foundation.
• Bright Hope International - A Charity Navigator Four Star Non Profit Organization focused on serving the poorest people in the world—those living on less than one dollar a day.
• Cancer Research Institute - non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to the support and coordination of scientific and clinical efforts that will lead to the immunological treatment, control, and prevention of cancer.
• Restless Beings - A charity organisation that aims to help marginalised communities.
• Camp Joy - A non-profit camp and conference center devoted to helping kids and adults in their spiritual lives.
• Center for High Impact Philanthropy - A non-profit housed at the University of Pennsylvania that provides decision-making tools to help philanthropists create the greatest impact.
• The Center for Leadership Initiatives - A U.S.-based private operating foundation that supports current and emerging leaders in the Jewish non-profit sector.
• Central Africa's Rights & AIDS (CARA) Society - An international non-profit organization promoting justice, health, education and other human rights in Africa and the United Kingdom.
• Cepmed - Cepmed, the Canadian Centre of Excellence in Personalized Medicine. I am the Director of Business Development at Cepmed. Cepmed is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the science and practice of personalized medicine through research, commercialization and education. Founded through the efforts of the Montreal Heart Institute, Cepmed is a Centre of Excellence for Commercialization and Research (CECR) and supported by the Canadian Government, Genome Quebec as well as private partners including Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Novartis and Merck. http://www.nce-rce.gc.ca/NetworksCentres-CentresReseaux/CECR-CECR/CEPMed-CEMP_eng.asp
• Children Of Bali - A Charity Supporting Balinese Kids School Education.
• Citizens Against Homicide - An organization/support group, ran by citizens who work with police/detectives to help solve homicides.
• CITYarts, Inc. - A New York City arts nonprofit organization that brings together children with professional artists to create public art that addresses civic and social issues and has an impact on their community. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/20/nyregion/thecity/20benc.html , http://www.ameinfo.com/194238.html , http://www.germany.info/Vertretung/usa/en/__pr/GKs/NEWY/2009/03/03__Cityarts__PR,archiveCtx=1998824.html , http://www.nysun.com/antiques/teaching-children-the-benefits-of-restoration/84677/ , http://www.ny1.com/?SecID=1000&ArID=84131 , http://www.ny1.com/?SecID=1000&ArID=65546 , http://www.eyeofdubai.com/v1/news/newsdetail-37653.htm , http://www.cityarts.org/ . This Wikipedia article references CITYarts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant%27s_tomb . In the interest of full disclosure, this article is being requested by someone affiliated with CITYarts.
• Crime Stoppers PEI - is a Prince Edward Island based non-profit organization, encompassing the community, the media and law enforcement agencies, established to assist in crime prevention and promotion of safer communities.
• Cures Without Cages - An animal testing charity that donates money directly to research projects that do not test on animals, thus removing monetary support for animal testing.
• De La Warr Pavillion - United Kingdom
• Dial Before You Dig - A free public service that allows utilities such as Electricity and Phone to give plans to customers wishing to work in the area.
• DiasPages - The First Not-For-Profit Community Yellow Pages.
• Dismas House New Mexico - A transitional living program for men and women leaving the prison system located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
• Doctors for Global Health - A private, not-for-profit organization promoting health, education, art and other human rights throughout the world. The DGH Field Coordinator in Chiapas, Mexico, Dr. Juan Manuel Canales, won the 2006 Jonathan Mann Award for Global Health and Human Rights.
• Dream Camp
• Dream Change
• East-West Institute http://www.ewi.info/
• Entrepreneurs of Knoxville/E.O.K. - A non-profit founded in Knoxville, TN with a mission of Educating, Informing, and Promoting every member to help them be as successful as possible
• Environmental Integrity Project - A non-profit environmental law firm.
• Ethiopiaid - UK charity founded in 1981 by professor Alec Reed CBE, whose main aim is to support the poorest people in Ethiopia by supporting local projects.
• Fiscal Sponsorship
• Flopopeeps - A non-profit group that produces quality videos for free download and embedding.
• Florida Keys Forever - a national non-profit organization that focuses on protecting, preserving and promoting the Florida Keys and Key West. Organization's website is available at http://www.floridakeysforever.org
• The Francis E Low Foundation A non-profit dedicated to funding research into renewable energy
• FreePoverty – a website/organization that donates water to those in need
• Friends Health Connection - A non-profit website focused on 'support and education' for members with illnesses. This includes lectures, conferences, workshops, and a social networking site. Named the 268th Daily Point of Light by former President Bush.
• Full Gospel Evangelistic Association - Ministry for training, licensing and ordaining Chrisitian Ministers.
• Green Street Arts Center - Arts center affiliated with Wesleyan University committed to transforming lives through art. GSAC awards many scholarships which are funded through benefits with performances by notable Wesleyan alumni such as Dar Williams and Tierney Sutton.
• Information Assurance Certification Review Board (IACRB) - An information security certification organization.
• Institute for Competitiveness & Prosperity [2] - an independent not for profit organization that deepens public understanding of macro- and micro-economic factors behind Ontario's economic progress. The Institute serves as the research arm of the Task Force on Competitiveness, Productivity and Economic Progress.
• International Academy of Financial Management - a global professional association for improving standards and ethics in the finance sector
• The Institute Of Fraud Risk Management - Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist (CITRMS) is a course specifically developed to train and equip professionals to understand and address Identity Theft and related fraud. It addresses risks and issues for consumers, employees, and businesses / professional practices.
• International Institute Of Business Analysis
• International Society of Glass Beadmakers (ISGB)
• Junior Chamber International - Mandaue - A Jaycees chapter based in Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines.
• Kids Hope USA - A national non-profit mentoring organization that pairs one church with one school and enables the church to provide mentors for at-risk students at the partnered elementary school.
• KFLF/ Fresh life radio - a non profit radio station in Kalispell, MT
• Ladies of Altruistic Distinct Efforts Society, Inc. (LADE Society, Inc.) A women's non-profit Organization that focuses on global conservation efforts starting at the community level- Servicing goverment entities & other non-profits.
• LGBT Equality Council - a non-profit which started in 2010 and aims to provide local and regional representation to the LGBT community.
• Livoogle - the Charity Search Engine, each search you do generates funds that are donated to the LiveStrong Foundation. Livoogle plans to donate to other charities down the road.
• LxCenter - home of Kloxo and HyperVM. Fixed code vulnerabilities and about to release working open source versions
• Manhattan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - 2006 NYC's Minority and Women Business Enterprise Chamber Challenge Champion
• MASA Israel Journey - An Israeli based nonprofit in conjunction with the Israel government
• Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center - Provides independent research and analysis of state budget and tax policies, as well as economic issues, that affect low- and moderate-income people in Massachusetts.
• Mutuelle Jeunesse Active, A community organized humanitarian organization in Uvira, Congo-Kinshasa.
• National Corn Growers Association - A national organization founded in 1957 that represents approximately 33,000 dues-paying corn growers and the interests of more than 300,000 farmers
• National Cyber Security of India - A non-profit, social and public interest organization fighting against Hacking and Cyber Terrorism in India
• National Stroke Association - national organization for stroke in Denver, Colorado
• Nourish International - a student movement to eliminate poverty through innovation based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina
• NEOintern.net - a web site that connects college students with Northeast Ohio employers for internships
• National Investment Company Service Association - is a not-for-profit trade association providing leadership and innovation in educational programming and information exchange within the operations sector of the worldwide investment industry. NICSA was established in 1962 as a forum for operations and shareholder servicing professionals in the mutual fund industry. http://www.nicsa.org/ In the interest of full disclosure, I would like to state that this article request has been made by an individual affiliated with NICSA.
• Ombudsman for Banking Service and Investment (OBSI) - The Canadian financial industry dispute resolution service for financial consumers and small businesses. The service is independent and impartial, and provided free of charge to customers who has a dispute which could not be resolved between customer and the financial firm on their own.
• Outline (Surrey) - a Charity which started in 1999 and provides confidential advice, support and information to people who are concerned about issues regarding sexual health, sexuality, gender identity and coming out via a telephone helpline and online. - United Kingdom [3]
• Overcoming Obstacles - a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing life-skills instruction to schools throughout the United States via its curriculum materials. The organization's website is available at http://www.overcomingobstacles.org
• Philabundance - Philadelphia's largest hunger relief organization.
• Power to the Youth - used to be a website, powertotheyouth dot net, but now is nowhere to be found. It was all about getting students rights in the school system, by a number of different means. From school wide walkouts to getting a student on the board of education, to "unschooling" or not going to school. I believe a guy named Wendel created it..
• Pakistan Youth Core - It's a non-profit organization that endeavors to portray a positive image of Pakistan at national and international level.
• Remedy.FM - A positive internet radio station created by Clinton Faupel. He found that to try to talk to teens, he would have to target where they spent a lot of their time: The internet. Remedy.FM not only has music, but shows talking about teens' issues in life and DJ's willing to talk about what ever issues the person may be having. They can be found at http://www.remedy.fm.
• Romanian Children's Relief, Fundatia Inocenti, a 501c3 charity dedicated to preventing child abandonment in Romania.
• Second Harvest Food Bank - a food bank serving Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties in California (link currently redirects to Feeding America, which distributes to food banks but is not one itself)
• Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders - Long Island - a home where GLBT seniors can access supportive services, create rich social networks and share their legacy
• She's the First — A media campaign and network of schools that promotes girls' education in developing countries. They connect sponsors with schools where they can sponsor a girl's education, and hold benefits to promote sponsorships. They hold Girls Who Rock, a concert fundraiser to support education that this year includes Shontelle and MoZella. R&B singer JoJo, Gavin DeGraw, Mariska Hargitay, and Sheryl Crow have appeared in their PSAs.
• Shorewalkers Inc - a NYC-based non-profit walking and environmental group that hosts The Great Saunter - a yearly public walk around Manhattan Island.
• Skillshare International - British international development organisation employing professional people in Africa and Asia.
• Sock Monkey Ministries - Outreach ministry that provides handmade sock monkeys to orphans, cancer patients, military soldiers, and those in need of encouragement. To date have sent out over 4000 sock monkeys ??
• Socorro Gomes - President of the World Peace Council
• The State of The USA - Group dedicated to presenting non-partisan data on key national indicators.
• Steuben County Literacy Coalition - Offers comprehensive programming to increase the literacy rate of Steuben County, IN, community members of all ages.

Housing associations

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Terminology (Business)

A-C

• Adblade - Ads appearing on most major news sites.
• Ad Value Equivalency - A.k.a. "AVE"
• Alternative Use - A.k.a. "altuse"
• Arc of distortion
• Asset light
• Assemble To Order - A.k.a. "ATO"
• Appropriation request
• Balance of plant -
• Budget Flush - Term used to described spending surplus budget funds before the end of a budgetary cycle.
• Business Development Services - Term used to refer to non-financial services offered to (esp.) small and medium enterprises (SMEs)
• Buying cycle -- maybe cash cycle
• CBB prime rate - for US banks
• Canadian Standard Product Code
• Capitalization schedule
• Carried interest (Venture capital)
• Cause branding
• Certified Business Location - evidently a designation awarded to cities and counties in (at least) Virginia and West Virginia, as posted at the entrances to these jurisdictions
• Cluster strategy - A method for monitoring expenditure of funds; a more specific definition would be most welcome!
• CMII Standard
• Clearing and Forwarding - As in Clearing and Forwarding Agents or C & F Agents.
• Construction Industry Institute
• Cost sharing
• Corporate elite
• Corporate Staff
• Consumption polarity
• Contract Manufacturing Organization (recently listed at CMO)
• Control Self-Assessment
• Control thresholds
• Cross market value
• Creative Visions Foundation

D-F

• The Digital Firm- Understanding its effects on the marketplace. See Laudon, Laudon. “The Digital Firm.” Management Information System. Prentice-Hall: Upper Saddle River. 2004.
• Directional Movement Index- how to calculate the value?
• Dunning level - Please expand Dunning (process) instead.
• Director Emeritus - Please define. - 2 commonplace words, see Director#business and emeritus
• E3value
• Economic diversification -
• Electronic customer relationship marketing (eCRM) - see CRM.
• Effective buying income
• Engagement director (a designation)
• Export permit
• External shock
• Exchange of Futures for Swaps (EFS)
• Enclave economy
• Family limited partnership
• Financial databases
• Financial Governance, Risk Mitigation, and Compliance
• Firm element (SEC-required continuing education)
• First-line supervisor
• First offer last call
• Flood marketing
• FCCB - foreign currency convertible bonds
• Fuel Hedging or just hedging in general. See hedge (finance).
• Full cost of production as in cost of production to society and environment etc.

G-M

• Global Trade Management
• Gokupiccilo Ind.
• Hot capital
• Industry protection
• Information system architecture
• Information Technology Governance, Risk Mitigation, and Compliance
• Ingoing premium
• International strategic alliance
• Investment memo
• Jour fixe
• Juridisation
• Kano curve
• Key demographic related to advertising and television ratings
• Lake Wobegon Strategy
• Lean Sigma (business process methodology related to Six Sigma)
• Legal Governance, Risk Mitigation, and Compliance
• Level-of-effort (contractual term)
• Leveraged portfolio -- could be covered by debt, or maybe modern portfolio theory
• Locational coupling
• Mall merchandising
• Mandatory tender offer
• Manpower Buildup Index
• Manticore Technology
• Marginal Budget Shares
• Minority Women Business Enterprise
• Mill Test Report (Steel Prducts/ Manufacturing)

N-Z

• Net Event
• Newspaper vending machine
• Non group insurance
• Octopus Syndrome
• Organization dynamic
• One-off Items -- or specialty items... commemorative?
• Paired choice matrix
• Public Deficit
• Pitchbook
• Platform company
• Press room
• Price Realization - Price realization is about decreasing price leakage, increasing pocket price and hence keeping a higher proportion of the list price that adds to the bottom line (profit).
• Process Boundaries - As part of a Quality planning process, this is a document which describes the purpose, start and end of processes, their inputs, outputs, data required and the owner and stakeholders of processes. Increases value to the customer by facilitating the identification of waste and non-value added activity.
• Professional bureaucracy - type of environment in which a business organization interacts.
• Profit potential
• Rationalized structure
• recapitalize/recapitalizing
• Repair cycle - (see "stub" subsection at Spare part#Repair cycle)
• research intelligence
• Results based management - lots of references in the documents of the UK and related agencies (OECD etc.),
• Risked net asset value
• Rural Enterprise - references to enterprise agencies e.g. DEFRA, business support, networking, grants
• SB-Discount
• Schedule manipulation
• Standard carrier alpha codes (SCAC) - Four-letter transportation carrier codes
• Statutory liability
• Stimulus (economics) - used in many articles on economy topics, but never explained
• Sunday contract
• Surgical marketing
• Turtle trading system
• Universe analysis - I've heard it mention in a marketing context.

Other

• Heresite Protective Coatings Inc.
• routeRANK - routeRANK.com, a travel planning service
• Anthony Triangle
• Boomerang.com - E-mail marketing firm
• Clarherence
• GatherSource- GatherSource.com, news search engine
• COPC
• BioKleen - A cleaning product company
• Carlos V (candy bar) - In Spanish Wikipedia es:Carlos V (chocolate) Cmmt - request translation instead. Remove after Mar. 9, 2009.
• Contingent Workforce Management
• Masai Barefoot Technology Therapeutic shoes - an article from a neutral POV please
• Zimmerman Advertising-Largest advertising agency in the Southeast US
• Voloper Global Merchant
• Affinity credit cards AND reward credit cards
• Rowean Design - New York based web and marketing firm
• Bauer Financial - apparently rates U.S. credit unions for soundness; quite a few CU articles link to it
• Wealthiest Historical figures 2009 - List of Wealthiest historical figures 2009.
• Tracking Numbers - various tracking number schemes of common carriers - USPS, UPS, FedEx, etc. notable
• Roos Instruments - Automatic Test Equipment vendor for RF and Digital ICs that actively participates in semiconductor test associations like OpenStar and [Semiconductor Test Consortium]

Economics

• Foreclosure crisis - A page regarding the recent 2010 Foreclosure crisis which has been extensively reported in the news
• Currency basket
• Decision-making sciences
• MEA Mannheim - "Mannheim Research Institute for the Economics of Aging" (MEA) associated with University of Mannheim (also listed in this article)
• Frontier Economics Limited
• Enclave economy
• Long Run Cost Curves -- these may not need to be separate: Long Run Total Cost Curve - Long Run Marginal Cost Curve - *Long Run Average Cost Curve
• Howie Hubler - Part of tonight's (March 14, 2010) CBS newszine 60 Minutes, Hubler was insturmental in the crash of Morgan Stanley.
• Economy of South Korea - the article doesn't exists, Economy of South Korea is only a redirect page.
• Middle-income trap

Econometrics

• Arrow-Lind principle - working on a draft
• Asymptotically equivalent
• Accisa-debate
• Baxter-King filter
• Dynamic optimization
• Essentially stationary
• Full information maximum likelihood
• Grenander conditions
• Ichimoku Chart
• Incidental parameters
• Inflationary Bias - The tendency of a public debt-ridden nation to adapt policies which encourage inflation in the medium/long term. The contention is that there is no way to escape this cause of inflation, but not doing anything about it can be fatal to the economy. More later.
• Integrated System Analysis - Analysis of markets, determinants and market interventions
• Interrupted time series - design & analysis
• 0% finance - ie. buy now, pay later. How a company makes profit by sacrificing interest. (1) decreased negotiation power of the buyer, (2) moving inventory out frees resources, (3) instalments are spaced closer or are of much larger amounts thereby mitigating the loss of interest.
• J statistic; currently a section within Generalized method of moments, is a full article requested? (Well, there probably should be a separate one, so keeping the requestradek (talk) 03:12, 19 January 2010 (UTC))
• LDOD- (long-term debt outstanding and disbursed)
• Locally asymptotically normal
• Least squares learning
• Limited information maximum likelihood
• List of current and historic Net Food Importers and Exporters -A list of the current status of countries food trade as well as the status of various countries just before important historical events (example: Germany Before 1939). Would eventually like to get statistics for each country going going back for the the past hundred years or so (even further would be great but I imagine they would be difficult to come across).As well as Estimated world food production. Feel free to move this if you feel theres a better place for it just wanted to get it in the right neighborhood. Yum299 20:51, 12 December 2007 (UTC)
• Locally identified
• Lower hemicontinuous; currently redirects to Semi-continuity
• Maximum score estimator
• New empirical industrial organisation model
• Partially linear model
• Phillips-Perron test
• Prais-Winsten transformation
• Quasi-likelihood ratio statistic
• Quasi-differencing
• Reduced Form Regression
• Ridit scoring
• Robust smoother
• Roughness penalty
• Social economic analysis
• Staiger-Stock test for the strength of instrumental variables
• Structure of Production
• State-space approach to linearization
• Structural change method (SCM model) - By my understanding, like a Markov model but with continuous values instead of simply on/off. Used for the modeling of sudden jumps in financial time series. Has also been used in BioConductor for detecting transcription (biology) boundaries.
• Swiss Challange
• Vanishing hand
• Advanced econometrics -The 1985 classic textbook on econometrics, written by Amemiya.

Economic policy

• Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act
• Political Risk Services Group
• Poverty-Growth-Inequality Triangle
• Domestic Discretionary Spending
• Economic censorship - how profit motive in the "free" world is used to censor content
• Economic Petroleum Allocation Act
• Export tax
• Mexico Totalization Agreement
• National plan
• Totalization Agreements
• tendenziale - Italian economics
• UNIDROTT
• State-Managed Capitalism
• Beer distribution
• Policy dialogue - a common concept in business
• Merchant Marine Act of 1928 - Also known as the "Jones-White Act". See [4] for more info on the act. Wikipedia lists the acts of 1920 and 1936, but not the 1928 - the 1928 act links into my rewriting of American President Lines. However, I know nothing about it at all apart from that link and a source for the APL article - maybe someone else knows more.
• Mosler's law - "There is no financial crisis so deep that a sufficiently large increase in public spending cannot deal with it"
• Chapter 11 Section 363 bankruptcy - A section of bankruptcy code used by General Motors in 2009
• Authoritarian Capitalism
• 421a_tax-abatement - New York real estate tax incentive

Economic theory and history

#-K:

• The Money Masters documentary- a documentary film on the history of economics that has had a real impact on current grass root debate
• 1976 IMF Crisis - in Britain
• Buyer's Panic
• Consumer Awareness
• Complete Survey Enumeration Method
• The Counter-Veblen Effect
• Dynamic asset pricing - Asset pricing in terms Euler equations - ie. p_t=E[m_t+1·x_t+1].
• Divine Right of Capital
• Excess Demand Function
• Economic history of Saudi Arabia
• Ever Normal Granary
• Economic institutions
• Expeditionary Economics - Emerging field of economic thought, about rebuilding economies in post-conflict nations
• Export Pessimism
• Faustmann Model
• Federal Reserve Reform Act of 1977 U.S.A.
• Financial instability hypothesis
• 2010 Greek economic crisis See http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8487519.stm
• History of Cooperatives in Canada
• History of Mexican Government
• Horulism
• Inframarginal analysis - Is roughly the opposite of a marginal analysis. A google search reveals it is a widely used term in academic econ.
• International Banking Act of 1978
• IRR Modeling
• Principle of Maximum Ruin

L-R:

• Loan Balance
• Mandrake Mechanism - recently given on NPR as a reason not to worry about the deficit How the Fed creates liquidity - seems to be a possibly perjorative description of how, in the opinion of some, central banks are able to print money without adding reserves in a 1-to-1 ratio. These people often advocate that such a reserve requirement should be imposed. The name derives from Mandrake the magician and seems designed to liken the addition of liquidity to a conjuring trick.

(Sounds like a synonym for fractional reserve banking, as described by one of its opponents. Plenty of material (and debate) over at the fractional reserve banking article, I would argue that a separate article for one perjorative synonym is inappropriate) Bobrayner (talk) 10:02, 20 September 2009 (UTC)

• Median Location
• Mercatocracy
• MyLot
• New Economic Geography
• Natural Progress of Opulence
• Outcarving
• Pig Cycle - see Pork_cycle
• Potential Value
• Precautionary savings
• Private ordering
• Probabilistic Voting
• Property-based Economics
• Proprietary Assets
• Rationality : Substantive Vs Procedural
• Real price rigidity
• Residual risk-bearer
• Retail cycle
• Return to skills

S-Z:

• Sample Survey Enumeration Method
• Social Structure of Accumulation
• Signal-Jamming - Explained core principles - article including examples: Fudenberg, D. & Tirole, J. (1986) - A signal-jamming theory of predation, Rand Journal of Economics, 17, pp. 366–376
• Single Market, costs and threats to UK businesses

• Sovereign default has been redirected from sovereign bond. I also redirected sovereign debt crisis to sovereign default (previously it redirected to 2010 European sovereign debt crisis). Please help add content to sovereign default! Related pages include:
  • Debt
  • Default
  • Sovereign bond
  • Government debt
  • External debt
  • 2010 European sovereign debt crisis
  • Currency crisis
  • Financial crisis

Rinconsoleao (talk) 08:52, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

• Sovjós
• Swill children - poor children of the mid 1800s in larger cities who searched for scraps of clothing and other garbage to sell//Should probably be included in Street Children
• Tapered integration
• Terje Hansen
• Thermodynamics and economics
• Topline Inflation
• Treadmill of production - environmental-sociologial term (Schnaiberg) regarding capitalism's inherent tendency to expand.
• Treadmill of destruction - environmental-sociologial term regarding the ill effects of controlled growth.
• Trade goods - beads, tools and other items calculated to be considered valuable to less-advanced societies and carried by explorers and merchants
• Transfinancial economics
• Twentieth century global economy (economic history)
• Two-factor model
• Uneven and Combined Development
• Vienna Stock Exchange, collapse of, on May 9, 1873
• Wage unit, Keynes
• Windfall loss

Economists

• Derek Abell - Inventor of the Abell model
• Andrews, Philip Walter Sawford - ((1914-1971), fellow at Nuffield and subsequently professor of economics at * Raymond Baker - Director of the Global Financial Integrity Program and author of "Capitalism's Achilles Heel: Dirty Money and How to Renew the Free Market System"
• Elizabeth Brunner (economist) - (1920-1983) Professor of Economics cited in Umberto Meoli.
• Edward Chancellor, - Author of 'Devil Take the Hindmost'
• Arindrajit Dube - labor economist from Stanford, PhD from University of Chicago, currently at Berkley.
• Michael Grubb - UK based energy and environmental economist. Author of The Kyoto Protocol: a guide and assessment.
• John William Hatfield - PhD economics, Stanford, 2005; currently at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
• Hari Bansh Jha - one of the senior most economists of Nepal and highly qualified academician.
• Beth Hayes - (1955-1984) Professor, Northwestern University. The Beth Hayes/David Cass Prize at the University of Pennsylvania
• Garett Jones
• Daniel Hausman - Very relevant in philosophy of economy.
• Jim Jubak - Jim Jubak is senior markets editor for MSN Money.
• Fuhito Kojima - PhD economics, Harvard, 2008; currently at Cowles Foundation and starting at Stanford in Fall 2009. He's a star matching theorist.
• Ruth de Krivoy - was president of the central bank of Venezuela during the height of the crisis that erupted in early 1994.
• Matías Kulfas - who? -- see http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=%22Mat%C3%ADas+Kulfas%22&btnG=Search&as_ylo=&as_vis=0
• Tim Leunig - who? -- see http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=%22Tim+Leunig%22&btnG=Search&as_ylo=&as_vis=0
• Manuel Fernández López - Specialist in History of Economic Thinking, FCE, University of Buenos Aires
• Mukul Majumdar - PhD economics, Berkeley, 1970. Currently at the economics department at Cornell University.
• Daniel Marx - who?
• Brendan McEvoy - An economic researcher at the National University of Australia, is nationally renowned.
• Michael Mussa - Senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Former economic counselor and director research at the IMF. Served as member of the US Council of Economic Advisers under the Reagan administration. Former member of Chicago GSB faculty.
• Sam I Nakagama Former chief economist at various times for Chase, Kidder Peabody, and Argus Research; WWII camp internee; WWII army veteran; graduate University of Chicago; Milton Friedman student.
• Nugent-Smith, Jerome Patrick - International economist and educator. Lancaster University (1967-71) cited in Umberto Meoli.
• Julio H. G. Olivera - who?: Very Important Argy Math economist. Very difficult to find his works: older economists don't post nothing on Internet, and ungrateful ex students do nothing too!!! http://www.fundacionkonex.com/premios/curriculum.asp?ID=1005 (Spanish)
• Michael Ostrovsky - PhD Business Economics, Harvard, 2005; currently at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Hoover Institution
• Pietro Barmero - Developer of mordern economics, scholar of Nash and Smith.
• Parag Pathak - PhD Harvard, Business Economics, 2007; currently at MIT and Junior Fellow in Harvard Society of Fellows
• M. Ray Perryman - PhD Rice, Economics; Nominated for Nobel Prize in Economics; owns Perryman Economic Consulting firm.
• James E. Pesando - http://www.economics.utoronto.ca/index.php/index/person/person/faculty/57
• Federico Pinedo - http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federico_Pinedo_(hijo)
• Kevin D. Rollins - Founder and president of The Free Liberal, Mercatus Center scholar at George Mason University, dog lover. (Rollins is neither an economist nor affiliated with the Mercatus Institute.)
• Peter Sinclair Centre for Central Banking Studies, and Professor at The University of Birmingham.
• George Henry Soule http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-14144
• Juan Vital Sourrouille http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_Vital_Sourrouille
• Walter P. Stern - Chairman of the Board of Trustees; Board Member; Executive Committee Member of the Hudson Institute
• Janet Stotsky http://www.american.edu/cas/faculty/stotsky.cfm
• August Sartorius von Waltershausen http://www.abebooks.com/search/isbn/0521630215
• Sir Edward F. West - http://homepage.newschool.edu/het/profiles/west.htm
• Edward Wolff works on inequality, wrote Economics of Poverty, Inequality, and Discrimination. Teaches at NYU.
• Alfredo Zaiat - http://www.periodismo.net/economico/zaiat.htm
• Ellen Hodgson Brown - Author and critic of the monetary system

Terminology (Economics)

• Academic Consortium of International Trade
• A.N.E.A.
• Circular economy - New principle in Chinese economic development
• Consumer cyclical sector (or perhaps consumer sector)
• Corporateering
• EOU Status
• Export supply curve
• Green Economics
• The Grossman-Stiglitz Paradox - nobel prize winning research. From the Nobel Prize website: "if a market were informationally efficient, i.e., all relevant information is reflected in market prices, then no single agent would have sufficient incentive to acquire the information on which prices are based." This result has far-reaching consequences, and should be added to CAPM and Stiglitz
• Financial rationalism
• Folk economics
• Level accounting
• Luxury activities - Activities like hobbies that do not arise from economic necessity. Not the same as luxury goods.
• Marshall and Swift Cost Index - Cost estimation for engineering equipment
• Mild-after-water proposal
• Open offer or Open offering - Special kind of a capital increase of joint-stock companies
• Polyopoly Local monopolies, due to high cost of relocation. Historically seen in factory locations in industrial-revolution-era woolen mills in England, in modern times ISP local monopolies.
• Pro-cyclicality - Mentioned as a potential major factor in the 2008 world financial crisis -- may be covered with business cycles
• Regulatory havens as a more generic/accurate term for tax havens / offshore accounts, term used by g20
• R.S. Means
• Resource Colonialism
• Segment Operation Income
• Stochastic discount factor
• Working document
• National Debt By Country - List of countries, and their amount of debt (or credit), including pension deficits, healthcare, etc. World Bank / Quarterly External Debt Statistics (QEDS) http://go.worldbank.org/4GWXECHWY0
• GERD Ratio - Gross Expenditures on R&D

Finance

A-G

• AMLF - cf. the Federal Reserve's balance sheet [5]* Abstract Fees
• Accelerated bookbuilding
• Accumulator - Structurised Product
• American Oriental Bioengineering- Traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: AOB)
• Analysis of Financial Statements - See ISBN 0-673-98062-6 chapter 4 particularly pages 117 & 119; currently rediects to Financial statements
• Asset market approach to exchange rate determination
• Asset-pricing function
• Astoria Federal Savings
• Big Five UK Banks - historic term
• Bank of First Deposit
• Banking lobby
• Barclays Stockbrokers
• Black-Karasinski Model
• Bond Tender Offer
• Bond years
• Bottom-Up Money Management
• Breadth of market
• Capita Financial Group
• Cash sweep - when a debt is being amortizing, cash sweep happens, but what is cash sweep?
• Charge Rate - Financial Analysis / Tariff Computation
• Check sequence number
• Collateral preparation
• Columbus Insurance
• Commissary Account
• Comparison of personal financial management online tools
• Continuously priced bond tenders
• Credit Cleaning
• Credit subsidies
• Cross over credit
• Cross section returns
• Cumulative average adjusted return
• Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF)
• CAMEL Model
• EPC contract
• Federal Reserve Reform Act of 1977 U.S.A.
• Forgivable loan
• Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing
• Forward interest rate
• Enfinium - A Global trading firm which has been created through the combination of Engineering and Finance.
• Grisons Peak London based boutique Merchant Bank
• Which4u - http://www.which4u.co.uk - finance comparison website

H-M

• Heinlein Heritage Check System or Heritage Check System or Heritage Check - A theoretical public finance system designed by the Engineer Robert H. Heinlein and proposed in his book, "For Us, The Living" whereby a government is funded by investing in the society instead of by taxes.
• Hingham Institution for Savings
• Hungarian commemorative coins
• Idea Market(s)
• Impact Cost
• Inflation Swaps
• Intertemporal public liabilities
• Investing
• Investment Multiple
• Investment Promotion
• Industry in 1950's
• Industrial outwork
• The UK Insolvency Helpline
• Joint Hypothesis Problem
• Klio funding A key mechanism that led to the instability of money markets as a result of the mortgage crises. http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/07_53/b4065000402886.htm?chan=top+news_top+news+index_top+story

Not that important - it's simply a CDO that was sold in-house. There's more sensationalism in the article than facts - the bubble formation described and the largest figures cited refer to the overall crisis rather than "Klios" themselves.

• List of countries by government budget revenues - from cia.gov
• List of countries by net foreign assets
• List of IATA city codes (As distinct from airport codes)
• List of US States by GDP (PPP)
• List of US States by GDP per capita (PPP)
• Loan Notes - UK financing technique
• Liquidity Replenishment Point
• London Bankers' Clearing House
• Lowest-income places in the United States- LIST Cmmt. A highly unlikely target of accurate research. Inherently difficult to survey lower income areas.
• Matching Halt - I think it is a kind of Pause in the Stock Marked when new vital information is released.
• Marubozo - A financial charting/graphing method where the graph is shaped like a candlestick with no shadow.
• Merchant Accounts & Merchant Account Factoring
• MMIFF - cf. the Federal Reserve's balance sheet [6]
• Money market debt
• Mortage Market in US

N-R

• Nationalization of Banking
• Negotiation in Banking -
• Net Working Investment -
• New International Division of Labor -
• New Issue Income Allocation -
• Nouveau Marche - French tech stock market.
• OPRA Codes - Opra now superceded by the Pensions Regulator and Codes no longer relevant
• Option chain
• Over-allocation provision -
• Parent subordinated debt -
• Parking securities -
• Partnership bank -
• PFIC (passive foreign investment company) -
• Plain hair
• Portfolio Insurance - This is an important topic; describes a trading and arbitrage strategy that was ultimately blamed for the 1987 stock market crash
• Portfolio Swaps
• Position sizing -
• Pricing kernel -
• Principal Investment - One The Investment Banks Activities Kinda Connected With Funds ...
• Product Specialist - Marketing majors... Follow life cycle of products, have expertise...
• Project Life Coverage Ratio - ??? Please help to define
• ProShares - brand name of a family of indexed ETFs that invest in S&P 500, leveraged S&P 500, short S&P 500 and leveraged short S&P 500- often seen on stock ticker see http://www.proshares.com/funds/
• Public Private Partnership Models -
• QDII (Qualified Domestic Institutional Investors) -
• QFII (Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors)
• Rangebound -
• Rational herding -
• Recovery rate -
• Rediscount rate -
• re-intermediation - (i.e. banks having to take (securitised) loans back onto their own balance sheets)
• Repayment plan - as in a plan created by a consumer in consultation with creditors (such as credit card companies) to pay down consumer debt; such plans often are designed by specialized consumer credit counseling agencies in the U.S. as a way to avoid bankruptcy
• Repo market
• Roll critique - Roll, Richard, A Critique of the Asset Pricing Theory's Tests,Journal of Financial Economics, 4, 129-176 (March 1977).
• Rolling bond tenders -
• Risk Professional

S-Z

• Saitori -
• SCP model seeks to explain firm performance through market structure conditions
• scrap rate = (?) scrapping rate (of capital)
• single asset real estate -
• Sinking Fund Factor -
• Solvency capital
• SouthOne Capital, LLC - A Miami based Real Estate Wealth Management firm known to first utilize this revolutionary concept beginning in 2009 in the Miami Brickell financial district. www.southonecapital.com
• Short-Term European Paper, A new program European for short-term investment instruments
• Sterling Savings Bank www.sterlingsavingsbank.com
• Style drift -- a mutual fund whose current portfolio differs from the investment style the fund has been known for common phrase in articles about mutual funds. Example a "contrarian fund" who retains its holdings may drift into just having a portfolio of stocks that used to be out of favor.
• Subsovereign entity or borrower -
• Sucker rally - (Stock market sucker rally)
• SummerHaven Investments -http://www.summerhavenim.com/ ,http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/b57faaec-f02b-11de-833d-00144feab49a.html,http://www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewarticle/articleid/3768047
• SuperDOT (NYSE)
• Target Redemption Notes - FX OTC structures - Composition (underlying options) that make up such structures
• Tax audit; audit by a tax authority, such as the IRS, of a tax return. Redlinks: (IRS audit) in Individual Retirement Account and in Russian Tax Code
• Tax Lien Certificates -
• Tax preferences -
• Tax receipt -
• Technical resistance -
• Third Party Processor - Information describing exactly what this person does.
• Time averages - ? moving averages ? (example 60 day moving average) used in technical analysis of stocks
• Time to customer -
• Tobacco Bond - Describe special purpose bonds issued by states and municipalities that are backed by revenue from tobacco firms due to litigation.
• Top-Down Money Management -
• Top-Line Growth - Revenue growth (top line of income statement) contrast with bottom line growth
• Trade matching -
• Unit registry
• UNIFI - Unified Financial Industry messaging scheme
• UPREIT - Umbrella Partnership Real Estate Investment Trust [7]
• Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) Est. in 1974 to finance and promote affordable housing opportunities for low- and moderate- income Vermonters
• Volatility Risk Premium - The difference between the realized and implied volatility of an underlying.
• Wall Street-Treasury Complex
• War Credits
• Warehouse Credit -- ambiguous could be mortgage banking: Warehouse_line_of_credit or agriculture: warehouse receipts used to back farm loans