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Business

Terminology (business) and others

• International centre for local credit has a website, though no content is available – some information in Dutch at BNG
• Multi-brand point program – In Japan case → ja:共通ポイント and ja:ポイントプログラム#日本における歴史. cf. Loyalty program
• Entertainment industry in Japan(ja:芸能界 Geinoukai)
• Solar PV technician – There are articles on other jobs, such as Software engineer, and also a category Category:Green jobs, but I want to know what this specific job is. Maybe a better article would be Solar PV jobs, which could describe many different jobs. I couldn't find that information in any of Solar PV, Solar power, or Solar power in the United States.
• treasury reserve this was very contentious in the budget for the new UK government, a sort of contingency fund for public spending but not actually accounted for

Economics

Economists

• George Abed – Institute of International Finance 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 . 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
• Dany Bahar (economist): d:Q27892374 – Venezuelan and Israeli economist. Focus areas are international economics and economic development. David M Rubenstein Fellow at the Brookings Instituion and associate at Harvard Center for International Development.
• David Besanko: d:Q30072109 – 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;
• Bent Hansen (economist): ru:Хансен, Бент (экономист) – the chair of Department of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley (1977–1985)
• Jeffrey Rogers Hummel – a professor of the faculty of the Department of Economics in San Jose State University who authored Emancipating Slaves, Enslaving Free Men: A History of the American Civil War
• William Dean Lastrapes: d:Q30073045 – Current editor of the Journal of Macroeconomics (2014–present). Current Professor of Economics at the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia (2002–present). Associate editor of the Journal of Economics and Business (1999-present). Former Economics Department Head at the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia (2002–2008).
• Susan Laury – d:Q29570209 Experimental Economist; over 5000 citations on google scholar
• Mukul Majumdar: d:Q102123223 – PhD economics, Berkeley, 1970. Fellow of the Econometric Society (1976). Currently at the economics department at Cornell University.
• Jordan Matsudaira – d:Q95970920 Ph.D. Associate professor of economics, chief economist for Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers
• Gerhard Mensch: de:Gerhard Mensch (Wirtschaftswissenschaftler) – professor at Case Western Reserve University
• Nugent-Smith, Jerome Patrick – International economist and educator. Lancaster University (1967-71) cited in Umberto Meoli.
• Julio H. G. Olivera – Argentine Math economist: es:Julio H. G. Olivera
• James E. Pesando – d:Q41804783
• Solomon W. Polachek: d:Q30071224 — Labor economist, Distinguished Research Professor at Binghamton University.
• John M. Quigley (1942–2012) d:Q30069057 – scholar of housing markets;
• Leonardo Augusto Amaral Terra – Socioeconomic Dynamics researcher, University of São Paulo, Winner of West Churchman Memorial Prize (2014).

Finance

• Accident year (along with report year, policy year, calendar year, but this is probably the most important) – a way that data is aggregated in actuarial science and insurance
• Assetization (Process of turning things into financial assets)
• FINIPC Financial Interprocess Communication message format
• Heinlein Heritage Check System, Heritage Check System, Heritage Check, Social Credit – A theoretical public finance system designed by the Engineer Robert H. Heinlein and proposed in his book, "For Us, The Living" whereby a government is funded by investing in the society instead of by taxes.
• Industrial goods – Define and compare to consumer goods and services.
• Internet finance in China - Internet finance services in China such as P2P, third-part lending, and online investment funds have increased in recent years, China has biggest internet finance industry; scandals and frauds related to internet finance in China; and regulatory framework and policies.
• Kasasa cash – some sort of financial tool or alternative currency being used by smaller banks.
• Loan Notes – UK financing technique
• Matching halt – I think it is a kind of Pause in the Stock Marked when new vital information is released.
• Mirror account – A bank maintaining its account with another bank
• MMIFF – cf. the Federal Reserve's balance sheet
• Monacoin - cryptocurrency involved in the 2018 Zaif exchange compromise
• Named order – a type of order on the London Stock Exchange, not allowed for all financial instruments. An explanation is needed by someone familiar with the subject.
• Portfolio Management Software – Details and comparison of software used to manage investment portfolios
• Primary capital certificate – some sort of security, possibly primarily Norwegian, which is traded on the London Stock Exchange.
• Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) A cryptocurrency aiming specifically at offering a quantum resistant alternativ to current digital blockchain assets using post-quantum cryptography;
• Refugee Lens Investing A framework to define and qualify refugee investments to facilitate the deployment of capital toward refugees and the communities hosting them
• Regulation H – Membership of State Banking Institutions in the Federal Reserve System, Defines the requirements for membership of state-chartered banks in the Federal Reserve System; sets limitations on certain investments and requirements for certain types of loans; describes rules pertaining to securities-related activities; establishes the minimum ratios of capital to assets that banks must maintain and procedures for prompt corrective action when banks are not adequately capitalized; prescribes real estate lending and appraisal standards; sets out requirements concerning bank security procedures, suspicious-activity reports, and compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act; and establishes rules governing banks' ownership or control of financial subsidiaries; "Regulation H: Membership of State Banking Institutions in the Federal Reserve System". Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Retrieved 2023-12-21.
• Swap Mis-selling – anyone want to write an article on what the UK experienced?
• Target Redemption Notes – Composition underlying options that make up such structures
• Tassa di Circolazione – An Italian equivalent to the British tax disc that vehicle owners used to have to display until somewhere around the 1980s.
• White Rabbit Money A gold backed local complementary currency that circulates in Central Illinois.
• WIIFM Principle –

Terminology (economics) / Other

• Convertible Ruble (articles to base on in German, Russian (de:Transferrubel)(ru:Переводный_рубль)
• 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.
• Marshall and Swift Cost Index – Cost estimation for engineering equipment
• 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
• Risk corridors (in health insurance)
• Terms of sale, probably best to explain in the Terms of service article and then make both "Terms of sale" and "Terms of Sale" redirect there. Many companies have separate Terms of sale, such as The New York Times, which may make finding reliable sources that discuss the subject difficult