New Home Sales
New Home Sales (also called new residential sales) is a monthly U.S. economic indicator—published by the U.S. Census Bureau—that measures the number of newly…
New Economy
• “New economy” originally described high‑growth, technology‑driven industries that emerged in the late 1990s and were credited with radically higher productivity and growth (Investopedia).…
New Keynesian Economics
Key takeaways – New Keynesian economics is a modern macroeconomic framework that adds microeconomic foundations to Keynesian ideas, explaining why prices and wages may…
New Growth Theory
• New growth theory (endogenous growth theory) explains long‑run economic growth as generated from within the economy—through knowledge, human capital, innovation and R&D—rather than…
New Deal
Key Takeaways – The New Deal was a sweeping set of federal programs, laws, and executive actions launched by President Franklin D. Roosevelt beginning…
Neutrality Of Money
• The neutrality of money is the proposition that changes in the money supply affect only nominal variables (prices, wages) and not real variables…
Neutral
Key takeaways – A “neutral” position is designed to be insensitive to market direction — it profits when the underlying security or index does…
Net Profit Margin
Net profit margin (also called net margin) measures the portion of a company’s revenue that remains as profit after all expenses are deducted —…
Networking
Networking is the purposeful exchange of information, contacts, ideas and support among people who share a profession, industry, interest or goal. For most professionals…
Network Marketing
Network marketing (also called multilevel marketing, or MLM) is a distribution and compensation model in which independent representatives sell a company’s products directly to…