Business & Economics
Government Spending
100%
Nonlinear Trend
96%
Unit Root Testing
87%
Deterministic Trend
85%
Asymmetric Adjustment
84%
Consumer Sentiment
84%
Stationary Process
82%
Brexit
80%
Smooth Transition
75%
Financialization
72%
Household Consumption
69%
Budget Deficits
67%
Economic Growth
65%
Real GDP
65%
Unemployment
65%
Theorizing
65%
Government Expenditure
64%
GDP per Capita
64%
Economics
62%
Elections
62%
Debt
58%
Credit
58%
Domination
55%
Teaching Economics
51%
Recession
50%
Near Unit Root
48%
Consumer Confidence Index
48%
Paradox
47%
Poverty
47%
Economic Education
44%
Economic Volatility
43%
Communication Skills
43%
Wages
42%
Disequilibrium
41%
Nonlinearity
41%
Residential Property
37%
Property Market
35%
Business Students
35%
Economic Activity
34%
Profit
33%
Textbooks
33%
Long-run Equilibrium
32%
Unit Root Tests
31%
Stylized Facts
31%
Shortage
31%
Vote
30%
Pedagogy
30%
Economists
28%
Undergraduate
28%
United States of America
24%
Mathematics
Deterministic Trend
98%
Unit Root
78%
Stationary Process
61%
Trends
60%
Evidence
51%
Stylized Facts
50%
Constant of integration
49%
Unit Root Tests
45%
Testing
43%
Macroeconomics
41%
Adjustment
30%
Nonlinearity
22%
Series
18%
Social Sciences
expenditures
54%
election
44%
additional evidence
40%
evidence
38%
macroeconomics
33%
trend
30%
economics
26%
economic theory
22%
economist
20%
edition
18%
voter
16%
labor
14%
demand
14%
student
10%
learning
6%