Wikipedia:Requested articles/Business and economics

• Adderstone Group
• alaMaula
• Effects Bargaining
• Extension Agent Behaviors and Results Anchored Rating System (EABRARS)
• Get Friday
• Leader-Member exchange theory
• Lominger Competency Model
• Motivational statement - How does this relate to a personal statement or mission statement? Does the usage of these related terms vary geographically? Some clarification would be useful.
• Narrow Network This is a type of healthcare network that has a more limited selection of providers that can be accessed, typically concentrated from one health system. This is used more and more to offer lower cost health insurance products.
• Nigerian Labor Law
• Passive insubordination
• Profit Clicking - online money-earning website that is patented under United States Patent 6,578,010; uses a pay-it-forward system so that you can start free with ten dollars in your account and grow it by getting commissions from viewing three websites a day; negative reviews are from people that don't understand it, so a page on Wikipedia would be helpful in establishing its credibility; [1] (which contains the link to the site); [2]
• Real Estate Holding
• Restricted holiday
• Salary Indicator
• Smokey Tours-Smokey Tours is a tour operator that offers several tours around Metro Manila. The tours offered by Smokey Tours are pretty unique in the Philippines. Their signature tour is the Smokey Mountain tour (a tour through the slums of Manila), wherein profits made are donated to the local organization Bahay at Yaman ni San Martin de Porres. Smokey Tours also offers a Market tour through Binondo and Chinatown, a Bicycle tour through Intramuros, Luneta, and surrounding areas and a cockfighting tour in Tondo, Manila. Their mission is to show their guests another side of Manila with safe, genuine and eye-opening tours while simultaneously aiding a local NGO. [3]
• Support for trade unions There is a page titled Opposition to trade unions so there should be a page supporting the opposite views, or the two concepts could be merged... I don't know. I just noticed the lack of a opposing viewpoint page was odd.
• Team action management as devised by Albert S Humphrey from SWOT analysis
• Theory of Change Relatively new (since early 2000s), interesting, and important model for participatory applied social change. I have seen it only in relation to international development cooperation, but I trace it back to causal path models in social science research. Easy to find on Google, but needs independent and unbiased overview.[4]
• UncleLocal.org helping local businesses around the world to great success was first registered as CitisBest.com in 2004, the first suggesting the best local businesses in a city. UncleLocal.org also conducts training and management consulting for local businesses and professionals around the world to help them be a great success. It is the first online local business directory which covered all cities in the world and have a simple and easy to fill 'merchant friendly form'. Its also the first to have merchant's own page, free photos and video links. Its the first to have seo inbuilt to help the local businesses easily be known. All with no charges. It also has city forums for people people to help each other find and know more about each city, local businesses and other activities in the city; and a local business's guest book. The founder Jaison Joseph Kandamkulathil bought the domain name of the online yellow pages (4ureez.com) who fired him in 2000 on the 10th day of his work. Article about the founder in 'The Hindu'

Press releases web site web site Linkedin Profile FaceBook Page Link to the Book on amazon.com Linkedin At the book publisher's web site

• Alliance Management - Emerging competency focused on the successful management of strategic alliances. Cross-industry professional organization is the Association of Strategic Alliance Professionals (ASAP); [5]
• Big room, Big area or Obeya -- Toyota originated term similar to War room
• By the sea recovery sober living - Previously deleted (twice) for not making a credible claim of notability.
• Canada's Best Managed Companies - A program operated by Deloitte which has been operating for many years (previously as "Canada's 50 Best Managed Companies"). Very little written about it but many Canadian companies subscribing. Not clear what criteria are used to determine success in the program. [6]
• Case Management Systems
• Catherine B Livingstone - Telstra Board Chairman
• Chief Information Technology Officer or CITO - The CITO is a separate position from either CIO or CTO and functions as a hybrid combination of those two roles. The CITO establishes and directs the strategic long-term goals, policies and procedures for an information technology department. Determines an organization's long-term systems needs and any hardware acquisitions needed to accomplish the organization's business objectives. [7] As one of the most senior executives in software technology companies, the CITO directs both the internally-focused IT group as well as the customer-focused Engineering group. The CITO title may have grown out of the fact that a number of top technology executives in the software industry have held both of the distinct CIO and CTO titles.
• Completed staff work
• Craft of Management
• Distributed Leadership
• Dr Shayne Silcox - SILCOX Shayne: PhD (Management & Marketing - UWA), Master Commerce (Curtin), Bachelor Business (HR & Law - Curtin), Grad Dip Management(Curtin University), Dip Automotive Engineering & Management (TAFE), FAICD, FAIM, FIAME, FLGMA; CEO, City of Melville, since 2008; Career. CEO City of Belmont 2004-08, CEO City of Nedlands 2000-04, Director Commercial Services 1997-2000; Manager. Organisational Development Western Power Corp. 1995-97, Manager Business Processes and Human Resources 1994-95 WPC, Engineering Services Head Business Development & Management Systems 1989-94 WPC, SECWA 1977-89 incl.:Superintendent Operations, Supervisor Mechanical Workshops, Coordinator Customer Relations, Alternative Fuels Tech, Mechanic; Major Motors Holdings 1972-76 services Adv./mechanic/Apprentice; various positions; International Business Excellence Evaluator; Lecturer Organisational Development Curtin University; D/Chairman Disability Services Commission Board 2006-2012; Chairman DSC Audit & Risk Com 2007-2012; Chairman DSC Policy Com 2007-2012; former State President Local Government Managers Australia Board; Disability Ambassador; Director Local Government Advisory Board; former Cr AIM; Honorable Life Member Curtin University Alumni; Chair CEO Advisory Committee South West Group; former Secretary Faulkner Park Retirement Estate Board; former Treasurer Perth Airport Municipal Committee; former Member Public Sector Management Board; former Chairman Western Regional Organisation councils Board; former Member Exec Sub-Committee Cultural Change Western Power Corporation; recipient Australian Honours - Public Service Medal (PSM); Nominated WA Citizen of the year 2011; recipient Environmental Award 2010; recipient Customer Service CEO of Year 2009 & 2012; recipient Local Government Honours for Commitment and Eminent Service WALGA 2006; Nominated Australian of Year 2004; Australian Business Excellence Medal ABEF 2004; Leadership Award in Local Government Alcoa 2003; recipient Order of Merit AICD 2001; recipient Curtin Alumni Medal for Academic Excellence and Community Leadership Curtin University Tech. 1994; awarded Human Resource Institute Prize 1991; recipient Automotive Test and Design Award CCI 1976.
• Evaluating strategies
• Fee Slipping
• Furniture Closeout Store - American, home furnishings [8].
• Global Artist Agency
• Groupe Proaction - [9]
• Hayes-Wheelright matrix also know as product-process matrix
• Hybrid Management
• ISO 55000 - Family of Asset Management standards - [10]
• IT Project Management
• Institute on governance
• Leadership 2.0
• LeighFisher
• Managerial Competencies Questionnire - The Hay/Mcbar Managerial Competencies Questionnaire.

Theory of Complexity of Joint Action Implementation

• Managing Successful Programmes methodology (MSP)
• Marc Parent - Current CEO of CAE
• Minto pyramid principle
• Management Styles - Apple Inc --styles used over the years
• Media Management
• Moving a Business
• Nexus Venture Partners Nexus Venture Partners is a leading Venture Capital firm, based in India and the US, investing in opportunities across sectors in India.

[Main Website ] [1][2][3][4] CrunchBase Profile Bloomberg Profile

• Octopus Syndrome
• Peter R. Huntsman - CEO and President of the Huntsman Corporation, one of the US largest chemical companies.
• Plane Strategy
• Point Strategy
• Profitability optimization model
• Project Board - should include its members and comes from the PRINCE2 Project Organisation
• Results-Based Management
• Risk stratification
• Spin Selling
• Strategic Management in Central Banks

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• State Chief of Staff
• Supervision by Risk - mentioned in the introduction of the Eugene Ludwig article.
• Talent Marketplace - some information can be found under the Talent Management article but should be expanded.
• Time charge - special expenses that allow an administrator to track changes in a user's compensation or a project's billing - [13]
• Undercurrent - Management consultancy gamifier acquired by Quirky
• Trade industry[14][http://books.google.ie/books?id=y62VGAL5pNIC&pg=PA53&lpg=PA53&dq=%22the+trade+industry%22+-ministry+-department&source=bl&ots=Fin5-KG3dR&sig=3vACbTDrQLt6j3f-

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• Tripod Beta Methodology - [40] [41]
• Value Proposition Canvas - [42] [43] [44] [45]
• Total Quality Control Strategies International-This is a company which manages brands according quality etc. This organization is in many nations including India, Bangladesh, Australia, Malaysia and more. [46]

• Visa International Operating Regulations- Visa International Operating Regulations
• Benchmark Notes- Saw this on a finance site and couldn't find any information about what a "Benchmark Note" was - "Fannie Mae (FNMA/OTC) today announced that it will not utilize its first (March 21st) Benchmark Notes announcement date this month. As announced in our 2013 Benchmark Securities Issuance Calendar, the company may forego any scheduled Benchmark Notes Issuance."
• Borrow, Buy or Build - Cost analysis model as discussed [here]
• Business Plan Software- Software programs that help entrepreneurs write business plans.
• Business Association - Seaside Heights New Jersey - The Business Owners Association of Seaside Heights can also be referred to as the "SSHBOA." It is a non-profit organization that aims to achieve a better business community in the borough of Seaside Heights, New Jersey. The focus of the organization is to forward common goals of the association members to attract visitors, tourists, business organization, and new residents to grow Seaside Heights economically and socially.
• Buying Power Index- An index (sometimes in map form) showing the effective buying power of a Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) or state. The total Buying Power Index (BPI) of all 50 states would add up to 100%.
• Cash grab- Producing something because it is easy and will make some money. Often associated with low-quality or knockoff products.
• CertificationPoint- Professional & Collegiate student career progression resource.
• Circular Trading - One of the fraudulent activities that businesses can practice. Need more info about this on Wiki. One definition I found was "Circular Trading - A fraudulent trading scheme where sell orders are entered by a broker who knows that offsetting buy orders, the same number of shares at the same time and at the same price, either have been or will be entered". There are lot of pages with small paragraphs on circular trading and even those are in the context of stocks and shares; nothing in the context of tax.
• Cross Vendor- Maybe the same as Cross Selling? But I'm not sure about it.
• The Digital Firm- Understanding its effects on the marketplace. See Laudon, Laudon. “The Digital Firm.” Management Information System. Prentice-Hall: Upper Saddle River. 2004.
• Datability- New buzzword on the responsibility of how to handle data. Googling "What is datability" brought up info but nothing on Wikipedia yet.
• Dinovite- A pet supplement company, getting big on the radio.
• Directional Movement Index- how to calculate the value?
• Director Emeritus - Please define. - 2 commonplace words, see Director#Business and emeritus
• EFPOWA equivalent fully paid ordinary weighted average number of shares - could somebody please define this finance acronym which appears in analysts reports as a valuation metric.
• FCCI(Fellowship of Companies for Christ International)
• Financial Governance, Risk Mitigation, and Compliance
• Fluctuating Workweek Overtime—colloquially known as Chinese overtime (this term should be a redirect), this is the practice of paying employees 50% of their hourly wage for hours worked overtime. Requirements for legality can be found here and here.
• Full cost of production as in cost of production to society and environment etc.
• Garvey Gun standard retail equipment for putting price stickers on items.
• Geo-blocking Similar to regional lockout for video discs etc. but more general
• Geographic Farming Marketing to a focused geographic area
• Gidjii Gidjii created a trading platform for everybody to be able to trade wholesale dropship and online marketplace without the financial risk and outlay.
• Grameen Model - While there are articles on Grameen Bank, Microcredit, etc., there is no article or a link to a list of the features of the "Grameen Model" for microcredit.
• John Haanstra - IBM executive. President of General Products Division, President of Systems Development Division, Vice President of Federal Systems Division. Championed IBM 1400 series architecture over newer System/360 development.
• International Centre for Local Credit (has a website, though no content is available - some information in Dutch at BNG)
• International Committee for Greek Debt Management, as mentioned here. A 19th century committee for monitoring the Greece’s economic policy as well as the tax collection and management systems of Greece.
• Keystone pricing the pricing strategy where prices are doubled at each level of distribution
• Leveraged portfolio -- could be covered by debt, or maybe modern portfolio theory
• Josh Lerner - investment banking, titled chair at Harvard, WSJ blogger
• MindMatrix - Marketing automation software provider; [47]; [48]; [49]
• MSY Technologies - Global IT services, Consulting and Business Solutions provider
• Needham Funds - [50] [51]
• Of independent means - in the context of employment status category in auto insurance
• Oil Field Services - Oilfield Services - Oilfield service companies assist the drilling companies in setting up oil and gas wells. In general these companies manufacture, repair and maintain equipment used in oil extraction and transport. More specifically, these services can include: Seismic Testing - This involves mapping the geological structure beneath the surface. Transport Services - Both land and water rigs need to be moved around at some point in time. Directional Services - Believe it or not, all oil wells are not drilled straight down, some oil services companies specialize in drilling angled or horizontal holes.
• Personified Client Company - Job seekers are being directed to positions posted by anonymous companies who are providing this description instead of revealing who they actually are.
• Pre-settlement financing - Financial assistance for people involved in civil claims
• 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.
• Related Party Transaction - A business deal or arrangement between two parties who are joined by a special relationship prior to the deal. For example, a business transaction between a major shareholder and the corporation, such as a contract for the shareholder's company to perform renovations to the corporation's offices, would be deemed a related-party transaction. Read more: [52]
• Rural Enterprise - references to enterprise agencies e.g. DEFRA, business support, networking, grants
• Sick Office Syndrome - An Australian entrepreneur Mr. Ian Scarffe first discovered the health problems associated with dirty keyboards in 1994 when he coined the term “Sick Office Syndrome”
• SoBeCa - a center of commerce in Costa Mesa, CA (South On Bristol Entertainment, Culture and Arts)
• Second-Product Syndrome (or Second Product Syndrome) - A term coined by Steve Jobs on the documentary The Pixar Story in which a fledgling company whose first project is a huge success now carries the pressure to make their second product as successful as the first, usually ending in failure.
• Shelf-space (or Shelf space), as in [53], [54], [55], [56], [57], [58], [59], etc.
• Smallenfruden - Visa's marketing campaign #Smallenfruden.
• Standard carrier alpha codes (SCAC) - Four-letter transportation carrier codes
• Techno populist - [60]
• Tempur Sealy International, Inc. - [61] (currently redirects toTempur-Pedic)
• TRevPAR -- Total Revenue Per Available Room. Hotel/Hospitality Industry term. I created it for review. In case it is not accepted, maybe someone can get it done.
• Trustee Sales Guarantee - [62]
• Value tree analysis - [63]

• Affinity Federal Credit Union - Credit union headquartered in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. Notable for providing banking services for AT&T Employees.
• BioKleen - A cleaning product company
• Boomerang.com - E-mail marketing firm
• Central States Pension Fund (often shortened to Central States). Though a twenty articles mention the fund and the scandal which surrounded it in the 1970s, there is no article on the fund or the scandal
• Clapdoor -Clapdoor.com is an online marketplace for buying and selling properties in India
• Flamingo Rod - Staking Rod used for staking plastic pink flamingos by owners of lawn greeting businesses, also called flamingo flockers
• Food delivery - There is an article on pizza delivery but not other types, from Chinese take-out to dabbawalas
• GatherSource- GatherSource.com, news search engine
• Getfused, Inc. Full service digital marketing agency in boston [64];[65];[66]; [67]
• Healthy Fundraising Australia - a small Australian fundraising company based in Melbourne.
• HR Affiliates - company that aims to help small businesses with their Human Resource departments
• RiderScan - Riderscan.com, center mounted blind spot eliminating safety mirror for motorbikes and scooters.
• routeRANK - routeRANK.com, a travel planning service
• Rowean Design - New York based web and marketing firm
• Super-Max - The world's second largest manufacturer of razor blades and shaving products by volume; presence in 140 countries; [68]
• ValueWalk Financial website focused on hedge funds
• Wealthiest Historical figures 2009 - List of Wealthiest historical figures 2009.
• Zimmerman Advertising-Largest advertising agency in the Southeast US

• Countries by insurance penetration - a filterable list of countries and their insurance penetration figures, similar in form to a page like List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita. Insurance penetration is defined by the ratio of (insurance premiums)/GDP.
• Michael Banyard - helped create the Faster Payments system that has revolutionised banking; has been described by Computer Weekly ([69]) as: Mike Banyard, senior payment industry commercialisation manager at HSBC, said, "As one of the founding members of the service, we are reaping the benefits of seizing the commercial advantages of Faster Payments early on. From the outset, far from regarding Faster Payments as a compliance issue, we have embraced the real-time technology as a way of introducing new and improved services to our customers and unlocking new revenue opportunities."
• Canadian property bubble - history and current state of the Canadian property bubble
• cashless society
• Economics and Religion
• China's National Accounts - showing China's national surplus; a parallel to the US national debt article
• citizen's salary
• competitive price - [70] [71][72][73] - Related: supracompetitive pricing, pricing, transformation problem, predatory pricing
• Cuban economic reforms (or Cuban economic reform & Economic reforms in Cuba)
• decision-making sciences
• Democracy and economic growth relationship of democracy and economic growth
• Group economics
• infinite growth paradigm and its ramifications?
• Institute of Community Economics
• MEA Mannheim - "Mannheim Research Institute for the Economics of Aging" (MEA) associated with University of Mannheim (also listed in this article)
• distributional effects
• financial geography
• Frontier Economics Limited
• Turkish economic boom of the 2000s
• Social capitalism - The Wiki article on this interesting topic was deleted. It is cited by Alan Greenspan in the Wiki article on Financialization. Additional sources include Ramirez, Steven, Fear and Social Capitalism: The Law and Macroeconomics of Investor Confidence, 42 Washburn L.J. 31 (2002), and Kees Van Kersbergen, "Social Capitalism A Study of Christian Democracy and the welfare state", Routledge, (1995).
• History of the Depressions of the United States
• Symbolic price - When something is sold for a extremely low price, but above 0 (for example selling it for 1€ for something initially worth millions)

• Advanced Econometrics - 1985 textbook on econometrics; written by Amemiya
• anchor city
• Arrelano–Bond estimator
• asymptotically equivalent
• Accisa-debate
• Baxter-King filter
• essentially stationary
• full information maximum likelihood
• Grenander conditions
• Ichimoku Chart
• incidental parameters
• integrated system analysis - analysis of markets, determinants and market interventions
• interrupted time series - design & analysis
• LDOD- (long-term debt outstanding and disbursed)
• Least squares learning
• lawsuits per capita - politicians claim that laws must be changed because people are "lawsuit happy" and quote numbers which are not adjusted for population. No web resource exists that shows the steadily declining rate of personal lawsuits, per capita, in the USA for the last 200 years. This is a place where Wikipedia can help stop a misinformation meme by providing NPOV.
• new empirical industrial organisation model
• partial effect
• partially linear model
• Pen's parade
• quasi-likelihood ratio statistic
• quasi-differencing
• reduced-form regression
• 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.

• CONSAD Research Corporation - They published a notable study on gender pay inequality, who are they? What do they do?
• Fortunate 400 - annual study of the 400 American taxpayers who had the highest declared incomes for that tax year; 2009 tax year: [74]
• Extractivism - Some links that may be uselfu [75], [76] (In America), [77], People, Plants, and Justice: The Politics of Nature Conservation (a general aspect on this subjetc)
• Making of Civilian Clothing (Restriction) Orders - [78]
• Political Risk Services Group
• domestic discretionary spending
• economic censorship - how profit motive in the "free" world is used to censor content
• Mexico Totalization Agreement
• Totalization Agreements
• tendenziale - Italian economics
• beer distribution
• policy dialogue - a common concept in business
• Chapter 11 Section 363 bankruptcy - A section of bankruptcy code used by General Motors in 2009
• authoritarian capitalism
• Presidential Ambassadors for Global Entrepreneurship - (PAGE) created in 2014 by President Obama
• 421a tax-abatement - New York real estate tax incentive
• Rostow's economic development model (Rostovian_take-off_model) ? (consider forwarding)
• David Hume Institute - [79]; [80]
• Myth of the Engineer Shortage - peer-reviewed journal articles go back at least to 1998. Start with: James Gover and Paul G. Huray, "The U.S. Engineers Shortage - How Real," Research Technology Management, 1998 Also see more recent: Vivek Wadhwa, "The Science Education Myth," Business Week (Online), ISSN 0007-7135, 10/2007, p. 1; [81]
• Scudo Fiscale (English: Tax Shield) Italy introduced this tax amnesty in the early 2000s
• Assignment problem (economic policy) - e.g. two policy tools, monetary and fiscal policy, each of which must be assigned to target a particular goal variable, such as exchange rate and GDP

• Kangkungnomics - a brand new economic theory as proposed by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Najib Razak
• 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
• Egypt's rural areas - <http://www.ruralpovertyportal.org/country/home/tags/egypt> <http://www.irinnews.org/report/26131/egypt-poverty-rampant-in-rural-areas-says-new-report>
• Argentinization
• buyer's anic
• Chart of Doom
• consumer awareness
• Complete Survey Enumeration Method
• 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
• economic de-development
• Economic history of New Zealand - Details of New Zealand’s economic history and a comparison with those of Argentina and Chile which are environmentally related would be extremely valuable.
• Economic history of Venezuela
• economic localisation
• Ever Normal Granary
• excess-demand function
• export pessimism
• Harding-Pagan Algorithm
• history of cooperatives in Canada
• history of Mexican government
• Horulism
• Indian Textile workers in the 18th Century
• inframarginal analysis - roughly the opposite of a marginal analysis; google search reveals it is a widely used term in academic economics
• IRR modeling
• Langer David - Leading critic of Social Security actuarial policies; [82]
• loan balance
• Mal Distribution of Purchasing Power - Especially during economic downturns.
• mercatocracy
• Monocrop Economy
• MyLot
• outcarving
• potential value
• principle of maximum ruin
• private ordering
• property-based economics
• proprietary assets
• rationality: substantive vs. procedural
• residual risk-bearer
• retail cycle
• return to skills
• Rottenber's invariance principle
• Sample Survey Enumeration Method
• 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
• Sovjós
• Sustainablisation
• 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
• Terje Hansen
• Thermodynamics and economics
• Time Aggregation Theory
• 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)
• Virtus Economic Model and Theory: an open, scalable, multidimensional and constantly evolving economic model that focuses on holistic value generation (non only financial) in different domains and spheres of economic and non-economic activity; centrality of mankind and ecosystem presevation and protection; generation of new job and new enterprises; climate change and natural disaster mitigation, space explploitation etc.. The theory is based on hostorical re-occurnece of evolution in economic models (e.g.: from barter to money based economy) and the unblocking of currently unperceivable levers, opportunities, tools, and variables. Behrad Foroughizadeh is the author of the new theory/treatise (initial work published under pseudonym Albert B. Fonluce). The relation between citizenry and the public realm evolves creating a new paradigm. Citizens, business enterprises and in general private or public organizations become the fulcrum of value generation in their area of activity and are no longer seen, percieved or accounted for as public debt and or deficit generators but as contributors to the creation of value in a comunity, a municipality, a state or a union of nations. This forsees an evolution also in both central and commercial banking systems allowing these to finally regenerate the missing link between banking, business and investments in strategic public programs and infrastructure.
• Wage unit, Keynes
• Windfall loss
• Workshop of the world

• George Abed - Institute of International Finance [83] Senior Counselor and Director for Africa & the Middle East. Former Chairman of the Palestine Monetary Authority, where he was responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive plan to restructure the PMA in preparation for transforming the institution into a full fledged central bank and for reforming and strengthening the banking system in Palestine [84]. Previously, Mr. Abed had served as Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department of the International Monetary Fund and Special Advisor to the Managing Director. Prior to taking up that position, he served as Deputy Director of the IMF’s Fiscal Affairs Department [85]. Other references: [86], [87], [88].
• 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"
• Dennis R. Appleyard - Chair Department of Economics at Davidson college, Main Author of the International Economics (6th Edition) McGrawHill Inc. Received UNC-Chapel Hill's Tanner Award for "Excellence in Inspirational Teaching of Undergraduate Students" in 1983 and Davidson's Thomas Jefferson Award for teaching and service in 2004; [89]; Sajjad Arif (talk) 06:55, 3 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
• Alan Auerbach - professor, University of California, Berkeley; first editor, American Economic Journal
• Gregory Robert Badishkanian - Vice-President and Senior Research Director at CitiGroup Corp., Formerly of Salomon Brothers, and a 3rd. Generation Armenian-American Philanthropist, Graduate of Drew University - NJ and Graduate Degrees From Cornell - NY, Many awards won for his insight in the field of Economics and Finance. Grandson of famous blacksmith, gunsmith and weapons inventor, Martin Jevanian, an Armenian-American born in Armenia and fled to America as an orphaned child after his Christian parents were slaughtered by Muslim Turks during the Armenian Genocide of 1915, Martin contributed greatly to his newly adopted homeland after arriving in the United States by ship - including the donation of a portfolio of patents - to the Watervliet Armory in NY during WWII.
• David Balto- former worker at the fcc and world reknown anti-trust lawyer
• Pietro Barmero - Developer of mordern economics, scholar of Nash and Smith.
• Dr. David Besanko - Alivn J. Huss Professor of Management and Strategy; author of multiple economics text books; Editorial Board, Review of Industrial Organization; Editorial Board, Journal of Regulatory Economics; [90]
• Bruce Boissonnault - Faculty at Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School and founding publisher of www.myHealthFinder.com.
• Mary Jean Bowman - (1908-2002) University of Chicago economist best known for her work on the economics of education.
• Elizabeth Brunner (economist) - (1920-1983) Professor of Economics cited in Umberto Meoli.
• Wayne Cascio, Distinguished University Professor at the University of Colorado.
• Maureen L. Cropper - (1949- ) First female chair of Department of Economics at the University of Maryland. First chair of any University of Maryland, College Park Department who is a member of the National Academy of Sciences. Noted environmental economist with over 80 publications on valuing environmental amenities, discounting health benefits for future generations, and health effects of various forms of energy production in developing nations. Currently is a senior fellow at Resources for the Future, former lead economist at the World Bank.
• Rachel Croson (Rachel T.A. Croson) - (1967-) Dean of the College of Business at the University of Texas at Arlington. PhD Harvard; known for experimental economics, negotiation, and philanthropy.
• Arindrajit Dube - labor economist from Stanford, PhD from University of Chicago, currently at Berkley.
• Mark Duggan (academic) - The Wayne and Jodi Cooperman Professor of Economics, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research; [91]; [92]
• Dr. Katrina Ellis - Head of Research at Australian Prudential Reglatory Authority, PhD at Cornell University, Fulbright scholarship alumni. Worked with Maureen O'Hara on "When the Underwriter is the Market Maker: An Examination of Trading in the IPO Aftermarket"^[1]
• Robert G. Evans - Canadian health care economist; Officer of the Order of Canada, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
• John William Hatfield - PhD economics, Stanford, 2005; currently at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
• Seymour E. Harris - (1897-1975) important figure in Keynesian revolution in America, editor of The New Economics. Keynes' Influence on Theory and Public Policy
• Henry T. C. Hu - Allan Shivers Chair in the Law of Banking and Finance at the University of Texas Law School; appointed by U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary L. Schapiro as the inaugural Director of the SEC's Division of Risk, Strategy, and Financial Innovation (2009-2011).
• David A. Jaeger Professor of Economics at City University of New York Graduate Center, labor economist. Famous article on weak instruments; [93]
• Hari Bansh Jha - one of senior most economists of Nepal; academician
• Jim Jubak - senior markets editor, MSN Money
• Steven Klepper - evolutionary economist at Carnegie Mellon University; received an honorary doctorate from the University of Jena; obituary
• Jyotish Kumar - Research Scholar, Department of Economics, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India
• Fuhito Kojima - PhD economics, Harvard, 2008; currently at Cowles Foundation and starting at Stanford in Fall 2009. He's a star matching theorist.
• Hilary Kramer - financial journalist
• 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 [94]
• Josh Lerner - investment banker; titled chair at Harvard University; Wall Street Journal blogger
• 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.
• James C. McConnon, Jr. Professor of Economics, University of Maine, Microenterprise research, cruise ship economic impacts, regional economics
• Brendan McEvoy - economic researcher, National University of Australia

• 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.
• Roger Noll - economist. Stanford University. Emeritus. Economics of professional, collegiate (NCAA) sports and other monopolies.
• 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!!! [95] (Spanish)
• Karl-Heinz Paqué - German economist, and politician; de:Karl-Heinz Paqué; Sajjad Arif (talk) 17:13, 25 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]
• Mark V. Pauly - American health care economist
• M. Ray Perryman - PhD Rice, Economics; Nominated for Nobel Prize in Economics; owns Perryman Economic Consulting firm.
• James E. Pesando - [96]
• Federico Pinedo - es: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.)
• D. Nathan Sheets - Former Division Director of Finance at the U.S. Federal Reserve, then Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs.
• Allen Sinai - Dr. Allen Sinai is the President and Chief Global Economist & Strategist of Decision Economics, Inc. (DE). He co-founded DE in 1996 as a global economic and strategy advisory firm serving over 300 clients worldwide including financial institutions, corporations, governments, and individuals. Prior to that, Dr. Sinai had been Chief Global Economist at Lehman Brothers from 1983 to 1996. He previously was Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Economist at Data Resources Inc. from 1971 to 1983. Dr. Sinai is a recognized expert on the Federal Reserve and frequently called to consult with Presidents (Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, and Bush II) and Congress. He also frequently appears on financial news media to provide commentaries and forecasts. Dr. Sinai is a member of the Time Magazine Board of Economists. He used to serve as the President and the Fellow of the Eastern Economic Association, and President Elect of the North America Economics and Finance Association. He has been Chairman of the Committee on Developing American Capitalism (CODAC). He is a frequent coauthor with Otto Eckstein.[97][98][99][100][101][102][103][104] Dr. Sinai holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Northwestern University and an A.B. from the University of Michigan.
• Peter Sinclair (economist) - Centre for Central Banking Studies, and Professor at The University of Birmingham.
• George Henry Soule - [105]
• Walter P. Stern - Chairman of the Board of Trustees; Board Member; Executive Committee Member of the Hudson Institute
• Janet Stotsky - [106]
• Gernot Wagner - environmental economics and author, co-author of Martin Weitzman; [107]
• Raymond Vernon - economist; delevloped a theory in international trade, Product life-cycle theory; Sajjad Arif (talk) 05:37, 3 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

• A.N.E.A.
• Academic Consortium of International Trade
• Automatic Mixed Securities Shelf
• consumer cyclical sector (or perhaps consumer sector)
• corporateering
• cuentapropista (self-employment in Cuba), a Cuban who undertakes a productive activity outside a relationship of dependency, providing both the means of production and the labor.
• default barrier
• demand side GDP
• EOU Status
• export-supply curve
• financial rationalism
• GERD Ratio - Gross Expenditures on R&D
• 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
• hedonic deflation
• Lauderdale Paradox See this article and this google search
• 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
• microcosm
• mild-after-water proposal
• monetary transmission mechanism
• 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); [108]
• national net worth of China
• New First World - A new term for emergent countries
• ppen 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
• R.S. Means
• regulatory havens as a more generic/accurate term for tax havens / offshore accounts, term used by g20
• resource colonialism
• Risk corridors (in health insurance)
• segment operation income
• tax performance
• Talibro Accounting is a capable double-entry accounting system but not referenced anywhere in the Wikipedia.[109]
• Working document

• Regenerative Capitalism – principles developed by John Fullerton of the Capital Institute and others.
• 1st Franklin Financial Corporation offers personal loans in 6 states in the southeastern United States. Is often confused in search engines and by consumers with First Franklin Financial Corp..
• Act of April 10, 1806 (United States legislation dealing with currency and coinage among other issues) (Act of April 10, 1806 (bottom of the page) / Act of April 10, 1806 (as related to currency) / Act Regulating Foreign Coins / Act of April 10, 1806 (as related to acts of war))
• Al Nabooda Insurance Company - ANIB is a modern insurance company in Dubai who dealing with more than a million people in and around UAE. Every day thousands of people searching it online. So kindly write an article regarding this company; [110]
• August 2013 NASDAQ flash freeze - [111]
• Abacus Deal - [112]
• Ad Revenue - Money collected as a direct result of advertising
• Akirix - A service that provides a secure way of transferring money from company to company. [113]
• Alliance One - An ATM cooperative network for credit unions and community banks similar to the Co-op Network. Both networks may have overlapping memberships, but not all credit unions are members of both ATM networks. [114]
• American Oriental Bioengineering - traded New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: AOB) 119; currently redirects to Financial statements
• Ameriflex - uses automatic electronic transfer of pre-tax dollars from an employee account when paying for qualified expenses; [115]
• Ameriflex Flexible Spending Account - uses automatic electronic transfer of pre-tax dollars from an employee account when paying for qualified expenses; [116]
• AMLF - cf. the Federal Reserve's balance sheet [117]
• Big Five UK Banks - historic term
• Bank 2.0 - industry term denoting bank evolution involving digital channels, and a bestselling book
• Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart - (a link is in here); Prescott Bush; juliana; mp3
• Bittylicious - [118] Bitcoin / cryptocurrency platform that allows users to exchange fiat money for cryptocurrencies. Popular in the UK and Europe.
• cabinet order - discussed for example in FIX book management practices - no online definitions!
• Certified Healthcare Financial Professional (CHFP) - Professional certification designation granted by HFMA.
• Charge Rate - Financial Analysis / Tariff Computation
• Checkmyfile - Credit Reporting Company. The first UK company to give consumers online access to their credit reports. The only UK company to provide Multi-Agency Credit Reports [119]
• Cinium Financial - holding company; provides insurance and financial-related products and services to small an medium businesses; subsidiaries include a licensed and admitted property and casualty insurance company (upper hudson national insurance company), licensed insurance agency (cinium underwriter services group dba OxBonding), risk management group (cinium risk management), a company that provides payroll services (ox payroll), and a company that provides financing and working capital to small businesses (cinium finance corp). [120][121];[122];[123]
• Coficom Trust S.à r.l. - [[124] provides expert tax structuring advice and important information on double-tax treaties and changes in law, specifically in Luxembourg.]
• CoinMelon - [[125] Bitcoin market exchange for Argentina that allows users to buy and sell Bitcoins in local currency (Pesos Argentinos).]
• conscientious spending - would probably have two meanings first: making your dollars count [126] second: spending money in a way that benefits the environment
• Digital Asset Grid - The proposed Digital Asset Grid provides the infrastructure for assembling information components into information services. It has the potential to achieve an Industrial Revolution-like leap in productivity, orchestrating the efficient compilation of information from an extended network of information sources.
• dough, Inc. - front end options trading software platform and education center. [127]
• DSG Financial Services Ltd - UK motor dealer finance broker who have been independently trading for over 25 years. Specialising in motor vehicle finance and offering brokerage services to dealerships throughout the UK. [128] [129] [130] [131] [132]
• EFS - Effective Financing Statement - A document used in financing loans that are secured by property of various kinds. But who files this form, and for what purpose? If an EFS is filed by the lender, how does it differ from other kinds of UCC filings? If an EFS is filed by the borrower, what interest is the borrower attempting to protect by filing it? How does the form's title relate to the actual purpose of the form? For example, what would an INeffective financing statement be, and who might attempt to file it? Is an EFS filed solely with the clerk's office, or is it also requirement of the lender, and for what purpose?
• EI Variance This term has been used by Navarik inspection tool in a report. What does this mean? I can't find any references for the same on internet.
• Federal Reserve Bank of New Jersey - Must be created by United States Congress.
• Financial Intelligence Authority - related to the Vatican Bank; "He even appointed a Swiss lawyer René Bruelhart as head of the Financial Intelligence Authority" ([133])
• Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) - peak professional organisation representing financial planners in Australia
• FINIPC Financial Interprocess Communication message format
• Furniture Closeout Store - American, home furnishings [134].
• Enfinium - global trading firm; created through the combination of engineering and finance
• Givemecredit - Global credit comparison and matched lender service. Operates comparison websites in the UK, USA, Ireland, Canada, South Africa, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and China. Uses free credit scoring to match consumers to lenders, so they are likely to be accepted for credit. [135][136][137][138][139]
• Grisons Peak - London-based boutique merchant bank
• Green Trust Cash - An online direct lender that provides Flex Pay short-term emergency loans. [140] [141] [142][143]
• Uncle Buck LLP - UK based Payday Loans direct lender committed to lending responsibly and do not want to put people into debt by lending them money that they can’t afford to repay. [144] [145]
• Consumer Credit Insurance - An insurance policy against the consumer credit for Personal loans, Credit Cards and Mortgages [146]