Non-Parametric Statistics
The branch of statistics concerned with non-parametric statistical models.
Read more about Non-Parametric Statistics.
Non-Pecuniary Benefits
Definition and analysis of non-pecuniary benefits within the context of economics, focusing on their meaning, importance, and implications.
Read more about Non-Pecuniary Benefits.
Non-performing Debt
Exploring the concept and implications of non-performing debt in the economic landscape
Read more about Non-performing Debt.
Non-Price Competition
Competition for market share using methods other than price cuts.
Read more about Non-Price Competition.
Non-Profit Organization
An analysis of non-profit organizations, their meaning, functions, and historical significance.
Read more about Non-Profit Organization.
Non-satiation
non-satiation The assumption that a consumer will always benefit from additional consumption. The demand for some goods may have a finite limit, but it is likely that there is some good or service a consumer would benefit from having more of.
Read more about Non-satiation.
Non-Systematic Risk
A comprehensive overview of non-systematic risk, also known as idiosyncratic risk.
Read more about Non-Systematic Risk.
Non-Tariff Barriers
Economic Obstructions to International Trade Other Than Tariffs
Read more about Non-Tariff Barriers.
Non-Tradables
Goods and services which cannot be traded internationally.
Read more about Non-Tradables.
Non-uniqueness of Equilibrium
A situation where an economic model has multiple possible equilibria configurations.
Read more about Non-uniqueness of Equilibrium.
Non-Voting Share
A share that provides the holder with dividend rights but no voting rights at company meetings.
Read more about Non-Voting Share.
Nonlinear Least Squares Estimator
An estimator that addresses nonlinearities in the least squares estimation process by linearizing first-order conditions for the parameters.
Read more about Nonlinear Least Squares Estimator.
Nonlinear Regression
An in-depth look at nonlinear regression, its meaning, definitions, and analytical frameworks.
Read more about Nonlinear Regression.
Nonstationary Process
A stochastic process whose statistical properties change over time.
Read more about Nonstationary Process.
Norm
Definition and meaning of the term 'norm' in the context of economics.
Read more about Norm.
Normal Distribution
Definition of normal distribution in the context of economics and statistical analysis.
Read more about Normal Distribution.
Normal Distribution
Definition of normal distribution in the context of economics and statistical analysis.
Read more about Normal Distribution.
Normal Equations
An overview of the term 'normal equations' in the context of econometrics and least squares estimation.
Read more about Normal Equations.
Normal Good
A good whose consumption increases with income, encompassing both necessities and luxuries based on income elasticities of demand.
Read more about Normal Good.
Normal Obsolescence
The predictable loss of value of an asset due to inevitable factors like wear and tear or the passage of time.
Read more about Normal Obsolescence.
Normal Profit
Understanding Normal Profit in Economics
Read more about Normal Profit.
Normative Economics
An exploration of normative economics, its definitions, and major analytical frameworks.
Read more about Normative Economics.
North American Free Trade Agreement
An analysis of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), its historical context, definitions, and impacts.
Read more about North American Free Trade Agreement.
North Sea Oil
Oil produced in the North Sea, its impact on UK production, and economic implications.
Read more about North Sea Oil.
Not-for-Profit Organization
Economics Public Finance
An organization that reinvests any surplus into its mission instead of distributing profits to owners.
Read more about Not-for-Profit Organization.
Nucleolus
An economic term used in cooperative game theory to refer to a configuration of pay-offs that minimizes the maximum dissatisfaction among coalitions.
Read more about Nucleolus.
Nudge Unit
Behavioral Economics
A team that applies behavioral economics to design and test small policy changes that improve decisions without removing choice.
Read more about Nudge Unit.
Null Hypothesis
Understanding the concept of the null hypothesis in statistical inference.
Read more about Null Hypothesis.
Numeraire
A good used as the standard of value for other goods, with its price defined to be one.
Read more about Numeraire.
NYSE Euronext
A comprehensive overview of NYSE Euronext, a pan-European stock exchange formed from the merger between Euronext and NYSE Group in 2006.
Read more about NYSE Euronext.
Previous