INCOME INEQUALITY
Unequal distribution of individual or household income across various participants in an economy. This is frequently presented as the income percentage to the population percentage. For instance, a statistic may denote 80% of a country's income is controlled by 25% of its residents. It is frequently connected to the idea of income "fairness". In general, it is considered "unfair" if rich individuals have a bigger portion of a country’s income than its population.
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The percentage loss or gain of investment associated to the benchmark of the investment. An active-return is the result when the actual return and ...
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Recommendation to purchase a given security once a security’s price surpasses a particular resistance level by putting a buy stop order at th ...
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Investing technique forcing some market participants to get out of their positions by pushing the asset’s price to a level which triggers man ...
Consumer Theory
Study stating how individuals spend their money given their budget constraints and preferences. The theory demonstrates the individuals’ choi ...
SEC Form N-14
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