Encyclopaedia of Economics and Commerce (2 Vol.)

Economics and Commerce are the two dominant subjects of modernlearning. These are, by no means, easy subjects to master. However,an increasing number of people wish to acquire a working knowledgeof economic and commercial terms for use in their daily life. Thisencyclopaedia is designed to provide a useful, reliable andreadable guide to the fast expanding field of economics andcommerce. It contains a careful selection of key terms and conceptsin economics and commerce which are considered important for across-section of readers including teachers and students ofeconomics, commerce, law and management. This valuable referencework will also be useful for bankers, corporate executives,legislators and government officials. Entries on more technicalterms are brief. However, topics of general interest have beenexplained in the form of essays rather than mere definitions.