Brain drain refers to the migration of highly skilled and educated individuals from one country to another, often in search of better career prospects, living conditions, or educational opportunities.
A crop that is grown primarily for sale to return a profit rather than for consumption by the farmer. Common examples include coffee, cocoa, and sugar in tropical regions, and grains and vegetables in temperate zones.
Laws that govern the maximum rate that may be charged for space. Though popular among tenants, rent control can be economically detrimental to an area because it distorts the forces of supply and demand.
Spillover refers to the effects of economic activity or processes on individuals or groups who are not directly involved in the activity. These can be either positive or negative, impacting those who live or work nearby.
A zombie company is a business that continues to operate despite being insolvent or bankrupt, often propped up by banks or investors even though it does not generate sufficient revenue to service its debts.
