Course glossary
During lectures you will learn new words. Using this link you are welcome to add them to our "course glossary", so that other students will be able to see them and learn. Let's make our own useful glossary and help each other to learn new words! By the way, there are already some worlds which should be familiar for you till the end of the course, try to cover them when you mill have free time.
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Econometric Modelinga qualitative method for analyzing the impact of a proposed action on the economy. A model permits testing the effects of an anticipated or hypothetical change. | |
Economic Base Analysisa comprehensive study of a locality’s economy, focusing on the importance of exports. It should include an economic history, data on existing industries, trends, and forecasts of growth in wages and employment. | |
Economies of Scalethe phenomenon of production where the average cost of production declines as more of the product is produced. | |
Edge Citya newly emerged city that serves as a work and shopping center, with a large amount of office and retail space. | |
Eminent Domainthe authority to “take” private property upon paying a fair price for the property and relocating the tenants. The most frequent use of this authority is the act of “condemnation.” | |
Enterprise Developmentassistance to entrepreneurs in support of the creation, growth, and survival of their businesses. | |
Enterprise Zonesstate enterprise zones are designated geographic areas that are eligible for special treatment and incentives to attract private investment. State guidelines define the size of a zone and the minimum level of economic distress to qualify as an enterprise zone. States can also limit the number and type of enterprise zones. These restrictions are generally set out in the state enterprise zone program. | |
Entrepreneurial Trainingprograms that provide guidance and instruction on business basics such as accounting and financing to ensure that new businesses improve their chance of success. The most common training methods include classroom training, workshops, speakers, peer groups and one-on-one counseling, lectures, internships, as well as self-study and home-study. | |
Equity Financinginvestments are typically secured in this type of financial support in return for partial ownership of an enterprise; three mechanisms can be used for receiving an equity position in a firm: common stock, preferred stock, and convertible debt. | |