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20th century

This dimension groups economic concepts by the era in which they first emerged. Wikipedia notes that economic thought can be divided into distinct phases, "premodern," "early modern" and "modern," phases that each produced their own distinct concepts. Browsing by origin era lets a visitor compare concepts that arose in the same period.

20th century
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Adverse Selection

20th century

Business Cycle

20th century

Central Bank Independence

20th century

Coase Theorem

20th century

Creative Destruction

20th century

Externalities

20th century

Fiscal Multiplier

20th century

Gross Domestic Product

20th century

Human Capital

20th century

Laffer Curve

20th century

Lean Production

20th century

Liquidity Trap

20th century

Loss Aversion

20th century

Moral Hazard

20th century

Nash Equilibrium

20th century

Okun's Law

20th century

Opportunity Cost

20th century

Pareto Efficiency

20th century

Phillips Curve

20th century

Poverty Trap

20th century

Property Rights

20th century

Public Good

20th century

Purchasing Power Parity

20th century

Ricardian Equivalence

20th century

Scientific Management

20th century

The Commons

20th century

Tragedy of the Commons

20th century

Transaction Costs

20th century
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Wikimedia FoundationContains: Laffer Curve, Arthur Laffer, Laffer curve
Quote, Contains: Laffer Curve, Arthur Laffer, Laffer curve
The curve suggests that starting from zero, an increase in tax rates will increase the government's tax revenue
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