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(Economics) buying securities with borrowed money (increases both the risk and the chances for higher profits)	leveraging
(Economics) comparison of the price of basic goods and services during a specific period versus the price of those goods and services during a base period (used as a measure of the rate of inflation)	CPI (consumer price index)
(Economics) small increase in the price of a stock; securities transaction at a price that is higher than its previous price	uptick
(Economics) theory of using one type of metal as a money value, monetary system using one metal	monometallism
(in Economics) nickname for stocks of a company that is considered stable and profitable and has a relatively high price per share; something of high quality and expensive; blue token that has a high value (in poker games), poker chip, valuable asset o...	blue chip
act of providing; provision, something that is supplied; reserve, stock; quantity of a commodity available for purchase (Economics), available amount, make up for a lack, needed things, provide, provide something that is needed or desired; furnish, equ...	supply
adjustment of prices or salaries in accordance with changes in economic indicators (Economics), linking of something to living costs	indexation
An additional feature of a debt obligation that increases its marketability and attractiveness to investors.	Kicker
An experienced financial analyst who has passed examinations in economics, financial accounting, portfolio management, security analysis, and standards of conduct, given by the institute of chartered financial analysts.	Chartered Financial Analyst(CFA)
anticipating bad business conditions, anticipating falling prices, bad-tempered, clumsy, resembling a bear, ursine; (Economics) in a "bear market" condition, in a state of falling stock prices	bearish
atmospheric layer in which the temperature increases as the altitude increases, atmospheric region	thermosphere
based on income, having an academic diploma or degree; separated into regular stages; increasing as the taxed amount increases (relating to taxation under which those with the greatest income pay the highest tax percentage); indicated with lines to mak...	graduated
belief or practice that economics is the most important element in a society, importance of economics, improving of living standards	economism
belonging to geopolitics (based on the reciprocal relationships between geography economics and politics)	geopolitical
below average, below its true value (Economics)	subpar (sub par)

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