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MTeeconomics   d-out   qh
SN Economics studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. It is concerned with decision making regarding the allocation and exchange of resources, products, and services and the consequences of these decisions, and with institutionalized systems of exchange, such as the monetary system.
ST economic aspects
economic factors
economy
NT+JV health care economics    qh   ah
RT JA2.2.8e utilization and cost in HSR    qh   ah
 JA2.2.10e financing and reimbursement in HSR    qh   ah
+JUe health care administration    qh   ah
+MN28 business law    qh   ah
+MQ16 general concepts related to organizations    qh   ah

MT2eeconomic aspects of AOD and AOD use   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT MU2.2e unemployment as an AODC    qh   ah
 MU2.4e unemployment due to AODU    qh   ah
MT2.2e.  AOD supply   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+MT8.6.2 supply    qh   ah
MT2.4e.  AOD demand   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+MT8.6.6 demand    qh   ah
MT2.4.2e.  .  factors determining AOD demand   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Factors that determine the demand for AOD and contribute to the problems that are associated with AOD consumption. Principal focal points in this area are the critical roles of price and taxes and the possible role of AOD advertising as determinants of AOD consumption and AOD related problems. This area is also concerned with how the economic welfare of individuals is affected by policies that work through their effect on demand for AOD.
ST factors determining AOD consumption
MT2.6.  AOD distribution system   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+MM20.10.6 illegal distribution of drugs    qh   ah
+MN20.8.4e alcoholic beverage distribution laws    qh   ah
+MN20.12.4 drug distribution laws    qh   ah
BT+MT8.8.4 product distribution    qh   ah
MT2.8e.  AOD sales   qh
SN Sales statistics for alcohol or other drugs.
NT MR2.8.4.2.2.2 voluntary AOD sales agreement    qh   ah
BT+MT8.8.4.4 sales statistics    qh   ah
RT+AD12.6e AOD consumption    qh   ah
+LR2.2e alcoholic beverage sales outlet    qh   ah
MT2.8.2.  .  alcoholic beverage sales   qh
SN Do not confuse with *AD12.6.6U alcohol consumption* qh ah, which is alcohol intake over a period of time.
NT MM20.6.4e illegal alcohol sales    qh   ah
+MN20.8e ABC laws    qh   ah
MT2.8.2.2.  .  .  on-site alcoholic beverage sales   qh
NT MN20.8.4.6e on-site alcohol sales laws    qh   ah
MT2.8.2.4.  .  .  off-site alcoholic beverage sales   qh
NT MN20.8.4.8e off-site alcohol sales laws    qh   ah
MT2.8.4.  .  tobacco sales   qh
NT MM20.8.2 illegal tobacco sales    qh   ah
MT2.8.6.  .  illicit drug sales   qh
ST other drug sales
RT LR2.2.6 drug market    qh   ah
MT2.8.8e.  .  concurrent AOD sales   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN The sale of alcoholic beverages at gas stations.
MT2.10e.  AOD availability   qh
NT AJ10.4e availability theory of AODU    qh   ah
BT+LY10e availability    qh   ah
RT+JA6.14.6.8 social environmental risk and protective factors    qh   ah
+JG12.16e prevention through decreasing availability and accessibility    qh   ah
 LN8 level of access to AOD    qh   ah
+MN20.8.4e alcoholic beverage distribution laws    qh   ah
 MN20.8.4.10e hours of alcoholic beverage sales laws    qh   ah
 MP18.2.2 public policy on alcohol    qh   ah
 MP18.2.8.10e supply reduction policy    qh   ah
MT2.10.4.  .  physical AOD accessibility   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The extent to which AOD purchase is convenient. For alcohol this is often measured in terms of alcohol outlets in the consumer's physical environment.
BT+LY12.2e physical accessibility    qh   ah
RT JG12.16.2.10 prevention through access restriction    qh   ah
MT2.10.4.2e.  .  .  location and density of AOD outlets   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
NT MN20.8.4.12e location and density of alcoholic beverage outlets laws    qh   ah
BT+MT8.8.4.2e retail distribution    qh   ah
+PT4.4e geographic factors    qh   ah
RT+ND10.12e geographic information systems    qh   ah
MT2.10.4.2.2.  .  .  .  location of AOD outlets   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST AOD outlet location
MT2.10.4.2.4.  .  .  .  density of AOD outlets   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST AOD outlet density
MT2.12e.  AOD price   qh
BT+Be AOD substance or product    qh   ah
+MT8.10.4 price and pricing    qh   ah
RT AJ10.8e economic theory of AODU    qh   ah
 MT22.4.4e sales and excise tax    qh   ah
MT2.14e.  social and economic costs and benefits of AOD   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN This descriptor should be used when the economic and social costs and benefits of AODU are being discussed.
NT+MK12.2 social costs and benefits of AOD    qh   ah
BT+MT10.2 macroeconomic cost-benefit analysis    qh   ah
MT2.14.2.  .  economic cost and benefit of AOD   qh
BT+MQ8.4.2e cost-benefit analysis    qh   ah
+MT10.2 macroeconomic cost-benefit analysis    qh   ah
RT+JV health care economics    qh   ah
MT2.14.2.2.  .  .  social and economic cost of AOD   qh
SN This descriptor should be used when both economic and social costs of AODU are being discussed.
NT+MK12.2.2e social cost of AOD    qh   ah
 MO4.4e justice system cost due to AODU    qh   ah
BT+AN8e societal AODR problems    qh   ah
RT JA2.2.8e utilization and cost in HSR    qh   ah
MT2.14.2.2.2e.  .  .  .  economic cost of AODU   qh
SN This descriptor should be used in reference to economic costs that result from treatment of AODD and AODR problems, and costs resulting from AODR crime. This would include costs for motor vehicle accidents, fines, and criminal justice costs. Use *+MK12.2.2 social cost of AOD* qh ah when social issues such as increased crime and violence and negative impact on family or individuals are discussed.
NT MO4.4e justice system cost due to AODU    qh   ah
 MQ14.2e insurance cost due to AODU    qh   ah
BT+AN8e societal AODR problems    qh   ah
RT JP12.16e treatment cost    qh   ah
MT2.14.2.2.2.2e.  .  .  .  .  cost of AODU to business   qh
BT+MQ12.4e cost (economic)    qh   ah
+MU2e work-related AOD issue    qh   ah
RT JF10.6.2e Employee Assistance Program    qh   ah
+MT14.4.2e labor productivity    qh   ah
 OR10.4e workplace accident    qh   ah
MT2.14.2.2.2.4.  .  .  .  .  AODU cost estimation problem   qh
SN Differences in components of cost, data sources, estimation procedures, and discount rates led to considerable variation in the numbers that represent the national economic burden attributable to AOD.
MT2.14.4e.  .  social and economic benefit of AOD   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT MK12.2.4e social benefit of AOD    qh   ah
MT2.14.4.2.  .  .  economic significance of AOD products   qh
SN Significance of various AOD products, whether legal or illegal, in terms of their street value, price, demand, taxes, potential taxes, employment, etc.
ST economic benefit from AOD products
RT MT22.4.4e sales and excise tax    qh   ah
MT2.16.  AODR effects on labor market behavior and productivity   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Various measures of productivity, such as wages, earnings, income, and employment can be considered. Determining factors considered include the level of AOD consumption and various indicators of AOD abuse and dependence.
BT+MT14.4.2e labor productivity    qh   ah

MT4perspective in economics   qh
MT4.2.  socioeconomics   qh
MT4.4.  political economics   qh

MT6analytical method in economics   qh
RT+JA2.2e health services research    qh   ah
+RCe research and evaluation method    qh   ah
MT6.2e.  econometrics   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST economic analysis
MT6.4.  economic model   qh
MT6.6.  input-output analysis   qh

MT8fundamental macroeconomic concepts   qh
NT+LY10e availability    qh   ah
+MU6 labor economics    qh   ah
+MU6.4 employment and unemployment    qh   ah
MT8.2.  economic competition   qh
BT+LU6.4 competition    qh   ah
RT+MT26.2 market structure    qh   ah
MT8.4.  economic efficiency   qh
RT+JV health care economics    qh   ah
MT8.6e.  supply and demand   qh
NT JV2 health services supply and demand    qh   ah
RT+MT8.10.4 price and pricing    qh   ah
+MT26.2 market structure    qh   ah
MT8.6.2.  .  supply   qh
NT MT2.2e AOD supply    qh   ah
RT+LY10e availability    qh   ah
MT8.6.2.2e.  .  .  elasticity of supply   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST responsiveness of supply
sensitivity of supply
BT+MT14.16e economic elasticity    qh   ah
MT8.6.4.  .  need for goods or services   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
MT8.6.6.  .  demand   qh
SN In economics, demand is the willingness and ability of buyers to purchase a given amount of goods or services for a given price at a given time.
NT+MT2.4e AOD demand    qh   ah
 MT14.12 per capita consumption    qh   ah
RT+MT8.6.14e consumer behavior    qh   ah
MT8.6.6.2e.  .  .  elasticity of demand   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN The change in quantity demanded in response to a change in other factors, especially price or income.
ST responsiveness of demand
sensitivity of demand
BT+MT14.16e economic elasticity    qh   ah
MT8.6.6.2.8.  .  .  .  price elasticity of demand   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A measure of the change in demand for a good or service in response to a change in price. In measuring price elasticity of demand, the scope of the goods or services is important. Narrowly defined goods or services tend to have more elastic demand than do broadly defined categories of goods or services, because buyers may substitute a similar product or service.
      For alcohol, price elasticity of demand is different for light, moderate, and heavy drinkers.
ST price responsiveness of demand
price sensitivity of demand
MT8.6.6.2.10.  .  .  .  income elasticity of demand   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The extent to which the demand for a product or service changes in response to a change in income.
ST income responsiveness of demand
income sensitivity of demand
MT8.6.6.4e.  .  .  income effect   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN The effect on the consumer purchasing power resulting from a price change for a product (or products). This change in purchasing power can in turn affect the demand for other products or services.
BT+MT8.10.2e income    qh   ah
RT+MT8.6.14e consumer behavior    qh   ah
MT8.6.6.6.  .  .  goods or services by income elasticity of demand   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A classification of goods and services according to their income elasticity of demand (i.e., how their consumption responds to rising income). A good or service is called inferior if its consumption decreases in response to rising income (income elasticity of demand is negative) and normal if its consumption increases in response to rising income (income elasticity is positive). Normal goods or services are further subdivided into necessary goods and services (demand rises proportionately less than income, income elasticity between 0 and 1) and luxury goods and services (demand rises proportionately more than income, income elasticity above 1).
MT8.6.6.8.  .  .  substitution effect   qh
SN The effect on the overall demand for a product of a price change that results in users substituting a cheaper product for it.
BT+MT8.6.10e product substitution    qh   ah
+MT8.10.4 price and pricing    qh   ah
RT+MT8.6.14e consumer behavior    qh   ah
MT8.6.6.10.  .  .  consumer's surplus   qh
SN Difference between the potential price a consumer may pay and the actual price paid. Important for public policy. Offers a crude measurement of the public benefits of various types of economic actions.
BT+MT8.10.4 price and pricing    qh   ah
MT8.6.6.14.  .  .  indifference curve   qh
SN Graphic representation of the various quantities of two items that will yield equal consumer satisfaction.
MT8.6.8.  .  consumption   qh
SN Consumption is the use of goods to satisfy needs and desires.
ST use of products and services
NT+AD12.6e AOD consumption    qh   ah
 MT14.12 per capita consumption    qh   ah
BT+LYe availability, accessibility, and use    qh   ah
RT AJ10.8e economic theory of AODU    qh   ah
MT8.6.8.2e.  .  .  distribution of consumption   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The distribution of consumption over the individual members or subgroups of society. For alcohol consumption, Lederman has advanced a single distribution hypothesis which posits that the rate of alcohol-related problems in a group will depend on the mean consumption level in that group. As aggregate alcohol consumption rises, so will the number of problem drinkers and problem drinking episodes (as opposed to a situation where only non-problematic drinking rises to push up the aggregate). This hypothesis has since been disputed. Its acceptance or rejection has implications for prevention strategy.
RT AD12.6.4e aggregate AOD consumption    qh   ah
+JGe prevention approach    qh   ah
MT8.6.10e.  .  product substitution   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Substituting one product or service for another functionally similar product or service due to price, availability, or side effects.
ST substitute product or service
NT JG12.10 prevention through product substitution    qh   ah
 MT8.6.6.8 substitution effect    qh   ah
MT8.6.12.  .  complementary product or service   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN A product or service that is used in conjunction with another product or service. More precisely, two products X and Y are complementary if increased sales of X also increase demand for Y, and vice versa.
NT OC2 drug paraphernalia    qh   ah
MT8.6.14e.  .  consumer behavior   qh
RT MR2.2 market research    qh   ah
+MT8.6.6 demand    qh   ah
 MT8.6.6.4e income effect    qh   ah
 MT8.6.6.8 substitution effect    qh   ah
+MT22.4e taxes    qh   ah
MT8.6.14.2.  .  .  consumer spending   qh
MT8.6.14.4.  .  .  purchasing power   qh
MT8.6.16.  .  consumer attitude   qh
MT8.8.  production and distribution   qh
SN Production and distribution of goods and services.
MT8.8.2.  .  production   qh
SN Production of goods and services.
NT MM20.6.2e illegal production of alcohol    qh   ah
 MM20.10.2e illegal production of drugs    qh   ah
 MN20.8.2e alcoholic beverage production laws    qh   ah
 MN20.12.2 drug production laws    qh   ah
+MT14.4 productivity    qh   ah
 PN4.10 history of AOD production    qh   ah
MT8.8.2.2e.  .  .  economy of scale   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN A decrease in the unit cost of a product or service owing to large-scale production.
BT+MQ12.4e cost (economic)    qh   ah
MT8.8.2.4.  .  .  factors of production   qh
SN The resources required to produce a commodity, usually divided into three categories: capital, labor, and land.
MT8.8.2.6.  .  .  production statistics   qh
SN Combine this with a descriptor of the specific industry involved from *+S field, discipline, or occupation* qh ah. For alcohol beverage production statistics, use *MT8.8.2.6 production statistics* qh ah and *+SO4.2 alcoholic beverage industry* qh ah.
MT8.8.4.  .  product distribution   qh
SN Distribution of goods and services.
ST distribution system
NT+MM20.10.6 illegal distribution of drugs    qh   ah
+MN20.8.4e alcoholic beverage distribution laws    qh   ah
+MN20.12.4 drug distribution laws    qh   ah
+MT2.6 AOD distribution system    qh   ah
BT+MR2e marketing    qh   ah
RT+MR2.8 merchandising    qh   ah
MT8.8.4.2e.  .  .  retail distribution   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Use this descriptor if the product distribution function is discussed. Use *+LR14 retail store* qh ah if the function as a place or context is discussed.
NT+MT2.10.4.2e location and density of AOD outlets    qh   ah
RT+LR14 retail store    qh   ah
MT8.8.4.4.  .  .  sales statistics   qh
NT+MT2.8e AOD sales    qh   ah
MT8.8.6.  .  market share   qh
RT+MT26 economic market    qh   ah
MT8.10.  income and price   qh
MT8.10.2e.  .  income   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
NT MT8.6.6.4e income effect    qh   ah
+MU8e employee compensation    qh   ah
RT+MQ12.12e funding    qh   ah
MT8.10.4.  .  price and pricing   qh
NT MT2.12e AOD price    qh   ah
 MT8.6.6.8 substitution effect    qh   ah
 MT8.6.6.10 consumer's surplus    qh   ah
+MT14.14 price index    qh   ah
RT AJ10.8e economic theory of AODU    qh   ah
+MT8.6e supply and demand    qh   ah
MT8.10.4.2.  .  .  relative price   qh
MT8.10.4.4.  .  .  inflation and deflation   qh
RT+MT16e economic fluctuation    qh   ah
MT8.10.4.4.2.  .  .  .  inflation   qh
RT+MT14.14 price index    qh   ah
MT8.10.4.4.4.  .  .  .  deflation   qh
MT8.12.  interest rate   qh
MT8.12.2.  .  federal fund rate   qh
MT8.12.4.  .  discount rate   qh

MT10costs, risks, and benefits   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+MQ12.4e cost (economic)    qh   ah
MT10.2.  macroeconomic cost-benefit analysis   qh
SN Cost-benefit analyses looking at the overall economy or very large sections of it versus those looking at a business at the micro level. Includes social costs and benefits.
NT+MK12 social costs and benefits    qh   ah
+MT2.14e social and economic costs and benefits of AOD    qh   ah
+MT2.14.2 economic cost and benefit of AOD    qh   ah
BT+MQ8.4.2e cost-benefit analysis    qh   ah
RT+JA2.2e health services research    qh   ah
MT10.4.  risk   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN This descriptor refers to all kinds of risks: medical, economic, safety, and disasters.
NT AM8e AOD induced risk    qh   ah
+JA8.2e risk assessment    qh   ah
RT FS38.6.2e risk-taking behavior    qh   ah
+GA10.8e disease factor    qh   ah
+JA6.6e risk factors    qh   ah
 JD4e risk factor model    qh   ah
+TZ2e high-risk group    qh   ah
MT10.4.2e.  .  relative risk   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The risk under condition B divided by the risk under condition A (usually a baseline condition). For example, if the risk of having a car accident with a BAC of 0.08 percent is twice that risk with a BAC of 0, the relative risk is 2.
MT10.4.2.4e.  .  .  attributable risk   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN The maximum portion of a disease that can be attributed to a characteristic or etiologic factor; alternatively, it is considered the proportional decrease in the incidence of a disease if no members of the population were ever exposed to the suspected etiological agent. For example, early case-control studies showed that 35 percent of the lung cancer cases in the United States would not have occurred if no one smoked.
RT RD2.6.2e case-control study    qh   ah
MT10.4.4e.  .  risk analysis   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN For example, assessing risk curves relating alcohol use to harm done either to the alcohol user or by the user to others.
MT10.4.6e.  .  risk-benefit analysis   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT JP12.14e treatment risk-benefit analysis    qh   ah
RT+EE14.4.4e beneficial vs adverse drug effect    qh   ah
MT10.4.8e.  .  risk management   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
SN Managing risks means being aware of what risks exist and what their probabilities are, keeping risks as low as possible, and being prepared if something bad happens.
NT JP8e patient risk management    qh   ah
RT+OR safety and accidents    qh   ah
MT10.6.  benefits   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

MT12economic policy   qh
BT+MP18e public policy    qh   ah
MT12.2.  fiscal policy   qh
ST financial policy
RT+MQ12 financial management    qh   ah
MT12.4.  monetary policy   qh
MT12.6.  tax policy   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
MT12.8.  international trade policy   qh
ST foreign trade policy
BT+MP20e foreign policy    qh   ah
+MT28e international trade    qh   ah
RT MT28.18 foreign aid    qh   ah

MT14economic indicators and measurements   qh
NT+MU6.4 employment and unemployment    qh   ah
BT+RM4 indicator variable    qh   ah
RT MK2e social indicators    qh   ah
MT14.2.  gross national product   qh
ST GNP
MT14.4.  productivity   qh
BT+MT8.8.2 production    qh   ah
MT14.4.2e.  .  labor productivity   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST employee productivity
labor market productivity
work productivity
NT MT2.16 AODR effects on labor market behavior and productivity    qh   ah
BT+MU6 labor economics    qh   ah
RT MT2.14.2.2.2.2e cost of AODU to business    qh   ah
+MU12e employee-related issues    qh   ah
+MU12.12e job performance    qh   ah
+NF22.2e academic performance    qh   ah
MT14.6.  per capita income   qh
MT14.6.2.  .  per capita disposable income   qh
SN An individual's income after payment of personal taxes (income, property, estate, gift, etc.) and any other payment to local, state, or central government (such as traffic fines, state college tuition, etc.).
MT14.8e.  standard of living   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
SN A broad economic concept in which the major variable is the level of income. Difficult to measure, but the idea of a minimum standard of living underlies many specific statistical analyses.
NT MK10.4e poverty    qh   ah
RT JA6.14.4 life circumstance risk and protective factors    qh   ah
 LH2e quality of life    qh   ah
+LH4 life circumstances    qh   ah
 MF2.2.4 achieved status    qh   ah
+MKe social condition    qh   ah
+OR12e accident factor    qh   ah
+TRe socioeconomic status    qh   ah
MT14.8.2.  .  affluent   qh
ST wealth, wealthy
MT14.8.4.  .  subsistence level   qh
MT14.10.  cost of living   qh
SN Money cost of maintaining a particular standard of living.
MT14.12.  per capita consumption   qh
BT+MT8.6.6 demand    qh   ah
+MT8.6.8 consumption    qh   ah
MT14.14.  price index   qh
SN Measure of the difference in cost or price (prices of consumer goods, school costs, etc.) from that which existed during a designated base period.
BT+MT8.10.4 price and pricing    qh   ah
RT MT8.10.4.4.2 inflation    qh   ah
MT14.14.2.  .  consumer price index   qh
SN Used to measure the cost of living.
ST CPI
MT14.16e.  economic elasticity   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST elasticity (economics)
NT MT8.6.2.2e elasticity of supply    qh   ah
+MT8.6.6.2e elasticity of demand    qh   ah
MT14.18.  economic forecast   qh
BT+PN2.6 forecast    qh   ah
MT14.20.  economic impact   qh

MT16eeconomic fluctuation   qh
ST business cycle
economic climate
economic condition
RT+MT8.10.4.4 inflation and deflation    qh   ah
MT16.2.  economic downturn   qh
ST economic contraction
MT16.2.2.  .  economic slowdown   qh
MT16.2.4.  .  economic recession   qh
MT16.2.6.  .  economic depression   qh
ST depression (economic)
RT+MU6.4.4e unemployment    qh   ah
MT16.4.  economic upturn   qh
ST economic expansion
MT16.4.2.  .  economic growth   qh
MT16.4.4.  .  economic recovery   qh
MT16.6.  economic stability and instability   qh
MT16.6.2.  .  economic stability   qh
MT16.6.4.  .  economic instability   qh

MT18public and private sector   qh
NT+JV6.2 public vs private health care financing    qh   ah
RT+MT20.2 nationalization and privatization    qh   ah
MT18.2.  public sector   qh
NT+JV6.2.2 public health care financing    qh   ah
BT+MQ16.2.2 public    qh   ah
RT+MP10e government agency    qh   ah
MT18.4.  private sector   qh
ST private enterprise
NT JV6.2.4 private health care financing    qh   ah
BT+MQ16.2.6 private    qh   ah

MT20property ownership   qh
MT20.2.  nationalization and privatization   qh
RT+MN20.8.4e alcoholic beverage distribution laws    qh   ah
+MT18 public and private sector    qh   ah
MT20.2.2.  .  nationalization   qh
SN Turning private property over to state or public ownership.
MT20.2.4.  .  privatization   qh
SN Turning public property over to private ownership.
ST denationalization

MT22distribution of wealth and income control   qh
MT22.2.  national budget   qh
BT+MQ12.2.2 budget    qh   ah
RT+MP14.22 appropriation    qh   ah
+MQ12.2 budget process    qh   ah
MT22.2.2.  .  government expenditure   qh
BT+MQ12.6 expenditure    qh   ah
MT22.2.4.  .  government revenue   qh
NT+MT22.4e taxes    qh   ah
BT+MQ12.12e funding    qh   ah
MT22.4e.  taxes   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST taxation
BT+MT22.2.4 government revenue    qh   ah
RT+MT8.6.14e consumer behavior    qh   ah
MT22.4.2.  .  real and personal property tax   qh
MT22.4.4e.  .  sales and excise tax   qh
SN Sales taxes occur at the point of sale and are levied by local and state governments. Excise taxes are a type of sales tax that are imposed by the federal government on the manufacture or distribution of the product, thus the retail price will include the excise tax. In the United States, excise taxes are levied upon tobacco products and alcoholic beverages.
RT+MP18.2e public policy on AOD    qh   ah
 MT2.12e AOD price    qh   ah
 MT2.14.4.2 economic significance of AOD products    qh   ah
MT22.4.6.  .  import and export tax   qh
ST customs duty
duty (tariff)
duty free
duty rate
BT+MT28.14 import and export    qh   ah
+MT28.16 trade barrier    qh   ah
MT22.4.8.  .  personal income tax   qh
MT22.4.10.  .  tax-related concepts   qh
MT22.4.10.2.  .  .  regressive and progressive tax   qh
MT22.4.10.2.2.  .  .  .  regressive tax   qh
MT22.4.10.2.4.  .  .  .  progressive tax   qh
MT22.4.10.4.  .  .  tax rate   qh
MT22.4.10.6.  .  .  tax credit   qh
MT22.4.10.8.  .  .  tax deduction   qh
RT MQ12.14.10 business expense    qh   ah

MT24financial incentives or penalties   qh
HN Introduced 2000.

MT26economic market   qh
SN This consists of types of market structures and markets.
RT MT8.8.6 market share    qh   ah
MT26.2.  market structure   qh
RT MR2.2 market research    qh   ah
+MS8 industry structure    qh   ah
 MT8.2 economic competition    qh   ah
+MT8.6e supply and demand    qh   ah
MT26.2.2.  .  monopoly   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
MT26.2.4.  .  oligopoly   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
MT26.2.6.  .  pure competition   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
MT26.4.  geographical scope of market   qh
RT+PVe geographical area    qh   ah

MT28einternational trade   qh
ST foreign trade
NT MT12.8 international trade policy    qh   ah
BT+PV4.8 international area    qh   ah
MT28.2.  trade agreement   qh
MT28.4.  terms of trade   qh
MT28.6.  balance of trade   qh
MT28.8.  balance of payment   qh
ST balance of international payments
international balance of payments
MT28.8.2.  .  trade surplus   qh
MT28.8.4.  .  trade deficit   qh
MT28.10.  comparative advantage   qh
SN The ability to produce a particular good or service more cheaply than some other good or service.
MT28.12.  competitive advantage   qh
MT28.14.  import and export   qh
NT MT22.4.6 import and export tax    qh   ah
MT28.14.2.  .  import   qh
MT28.14.4.  .  export   qh
MT28.16.  trade barrier   qh
NT MT22.4.6 import and export tax    qh   ah
MT28.18.  foreign aid   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
RT+MP20e foreign policy    qh   ah
 MT12.8 international trade policy    qh   ah
 MT32.4e developing country    qh   ah
MT28.20.  foreign currency exchange   qh

MT30economic development and underdevelopment   qh
MT30.2.  economic development   qh
RT+MJe sociocultural change    qh   ah
 ML2e community development    qh   ah
MT30.2.2.  .  industrialization   qh
BT+MJe sociocultural change    qh   ah
RT+MB2.10 industrial society    qh   ah
 MT32.2e industrialized country    qh   ah
MT30.4.  economic underdevelopment   qh
RT MB6.4e traditional society    qh   ah
 MT32.4e developing country    qh   ah

MT32edevelopment economics   qh
MT32.2e.  industrialized country   qh
RT+MB2.10 industrial society    qh   ah
 MT30.2.2 industrialization    qh   ah
MT32.4e.  developing country   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 1995.
ST developing nation
emerging nation
LDC
less developed country
Third World country
underdeveloped country
RT MB6.4e traditional society    qh   ah
 MT28.18 foreign aid    qh   ah
 MT30.4 economic underdevelopment    qh   ah


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