Disinvestment refers to the process of reducing investment in a particular activity, asset, company, or location. Often used in the context of government policies and corporate strategy, it involves selling off or liquidating assets to reallocate resources more effectively.
Econometrics involves using computer analysis and statistical modeling techniques to mathematically describe numerical relationships between key economic forces such as labor, capital, interest rates, and government policies, and test the effects of changes in economic scenarios.
Views of the future that inform consumer, investor, business, and government decisions. Various factors can affect expectations and thereby impact the value of financial assets and business entities.
Price stabilization refers to a collection of government policies designed to halt or slow down rapid changes in prices, usually during inflationary episodes or shortages.
