Bull market : keadaan pasar yg terus mengalami kenaikan saham.
Benevolent : philanthropic Bill : a printed statement of the money owed for goods or service. Capital : wealth owned by a person or organization or invested, lent, or borrowed. Compensation : something awarded to compensate for loss. Deflator : a means of reducing prices level Disastrous : malapetaka Dispute : perselisihan/disagreement Deviation : penyimpangan Exceed : melebihi Expenditure : money spent Fraud : penipuan Forecast : prediksi/ramalan Harvest : hasil panen Involve : melibatkan Incentives : encouragements Impede : block Impoverished : poor Indispensable : essential Jurisdiction : legal authority Loan : a thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money Longevity : lenght of life Operating cost: a sum of cost used in operating such goods or service Parity : equality or equivalence Possesses : own/have Pragmatic : efficient Rise : increase Reciprocity : timbal balik / pertukaran Recession : decline / kemunduran Revenue : income Retail : the sale of goods to the public for use or consumption rather than for resale Solvency : kesanggupan melunasi hutang Scrutinize : analyze/thoroughly Salutary : advantageous Simulated : made-up Stringent : stern Swap : barter Self-sufficiency : an ability tosatisfy one’s basic needs without outside help Stock : the capital raised by the company through the issue and subsciption of shares. Takeover : raid Turmoil : confusion Volatility : an ability to change rapidly and unpredictably Wholesale : the business of buying goods in large quantities and selling them especially to retailers for resale Many of the ideas that people fight over have economics at their core. A devaluation is not always the best solutions to a country’s economic problem. A collectivist economy centralizes power and often become bureaucratic and inefficient. There’s an increasing demand for small cars which are more economical on fuel. Adam smith, who wrote the wealth of nation, was perhaps the first great modern economist.