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Kalman Filter
A recursive algorithm for optimal estimation and prediction of state variables in a stochastic process.
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Kennedy Round
A round of international trade talks held under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in 1964-1967.
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Kernel in Econometrics
Understanding the role and application of kernels in econometric analysis
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Kernel Regression
Non-parametric regression method using kernel functions to predict dependent variable values.
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Keynes Plan
A set of proposals for international monetary institutions by John Maynard Keynes during the Bretton Woods negotiations in 1944.
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Keynesian Economics
An economic theory focusing on the role of aggregate demand in influencing economic outcomes, developed by John Maynard Keynes in the 1930s.
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Keynesian Unemployment
An overview of Keynesian unemployment, its origins, concepts, and mitigating policies
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Kinked Demand Curve
An in-depth look at the kinked demand curve, detailing its implications for pricing strategy and market behavior.
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Kleptocracy
The term Kleptocracy refers to a government characterized by rampant corruption and embezzlement for the enrichment of its officials and elite.
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Knock-on Effect
The idea that one action or event has secondary or indirect consequences in economics.
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Know-How
Practical economic knowledge enabling firms to achieve results through technical know-how and organizational skills.
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Know-How Fund
A UK government initiative providing technical assistance to Eastern Europe and former Soviet Union countries transitioning to market economies.
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Knowledge Economy
An economy in which the production and management of knowledge is a significant component of total output.
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Kondratieff Cycle
Macroeconomics
A hypothesized long wave (about 40-60 years) in economic activity, often linked to major technological shifts; evidence is debated.
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Koyck transformation
A method used to transform an infinite geometric lag model into a finite model with a lagged dependent variable.
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Kurtosis
A measure of the 'humpedness' of a probability distribution compared to a normal distribution.
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Kuznets Curve
A curve depicting the change in inequality over time during the process of economic development.
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Kyoto Protocol
An international agreement aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions to control global warming.
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