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- Calcium phosphateChemical compound
- Calculation in kindMethod of appraising and accounting which replaces money with use value
- Calendar effectDifference in the behavior of a system that is related to the calendar
- Calendar yearPeriod of time
- Calvo (staggered) contractsA Calvo contract is the name given in macroeconomics to the pricing model that when a firm
- Cambodian rielCurrency of Cambodia
- Cambridge capital controversyEconomic dispute
- Campaign to Maintain the Advanced Nature of Communist Party MembersThe Campaign to Maintain the Advanced Nature of Communist Party Members (Chinese: 保持共产党员先进
- Campbell HarveyCampbell Russell "Cam" Harvey (born June 23, 1958) is a Canadian economist, known for his
- Canadian accounting profession unificationCanada was the second nation in the world to formally organize its accounting profession,
- Canadian Public Accountability BoardCanadian overseer of accounting firms
- Canadian public debtDebt owed by the government sector in Canada
- Candle auctionMethod of auction
- Capability approachNormative approach to human welfare
- Capital accountRecord of the net flow of investment into an economy
- Capital account convertibilityCapital account convertibility is a feature of a nation's financial regime that centers on
- Capital accumulationDynamic that motivates pursuit of profit
- Capital adequacy ratioRatio of a bank's capital to its risk
- Capital and Ideology2019 book by Thomas Piketty
- Capital controlMonetary policy limiting transfer of assets in or out of a country
- Capital flightEconomic event
- Capital flows in JapanCapital began to flow in and out of Japan following the Meiji Restoration of 1868, but pol
- Capital formationConcept in macroeconomics, national accounts and financial economics
- Capital in the Twenty-First Century2013 book by economist Thomas Piketty
- Capital market imperfectionsCredit market imperfections (known academically as capital market imperfections) are limit
- Capital requirementRequired amount of capital needed by financial institutions
- Capital strikeBusinesses withholding investments as leverage for getting favorable policy
- Capital structure substitution theoryTheory proposing that managers adjust capital structure to maximize earnings per share
- Capitalism and Freedom1962 book by Milton Friedman
- Capitalism and IslamIslamic capitalism was active during the Islamic Golden Age and Arab Agricultural Revoluti
- Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy1942 book by Joseph Schumpeter
- Capitalist mode of productionSystems of organizing production and distribution within capitalist societies
- Capitalist propagandaPromotion of capitalist ideology
- Capitalist stateConcept of the state in a capitalist system
- Car boot saleCar boot sales or boot fairs are a form of market in which private individuals come togeth
- Cardinal utilityIn contrast with ordinal utility, in economics
- Caribbean Basin Trade and Partnership ActThe Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA) is a law adopted by the U.S. Government
- Caribbean Knowledge and Learning NetworkThe Caribbean Knowledge and Learning Network (CKLN) is an inter-governmental agency of the
- CARICOM Single Market and EconomyCommon market strategy of Caribbean states
- CARIPASSCARIPASS is a voluntary travel card programme that will provide secure and simple border c
- Carlo M. CipollaItalian economic historian (1922–2000)
- Carolyn HeinrichCarolyn J. Heinrich (born 1967) is the Patricia and Rodes Hart Professor of Public Policy,
- CartelMutually beneficial collusion among competing corporations
- Cartel theoryStudy of the structure, formation, and effects of cartels
- Cascading failureA cascading failure is a failure in a system of interconnected parts in which the failure
- Case-Shiller indexUnited States house price indices
- Cash and Voucher AssistanceType of humanitarian aid
- Cashless societyEconomic state
- Cat theory (Deng Xiaoping)Chinese philosophy of pragmatic economics
- CatallacticsTheory about the free market system in economies
- Cathy A. CowanEconomist
- Cato, WisconsinCato is a town in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 1,616 at
- Causes of povertyThe causes of poverty may vary with respect to nation, region, and in comparison with othe
- Causes of the 2000s United States housing bubbleObservers and analysts have attributed the reasons for the 2001–2006 housing bubble and it
- Causes of the euro area crisisThe European debt crisis, often also referred to as the eurozone crisis or the European so
- Causes of the Great DepressionThe causes of the Great Depression in the early 20th century in the United States have bee
- Causes of the Great RecessionMany factors directly and indirectly serve as the causes of the Great Recession that start
- Causes of unemployment in the United StatesJob creation and unemployment are affected by factors such as aggregate demand, global com
- Celso FurtadoBrazilian economist (1920–2004)
- Census (feudal tax)Feudal tax
- Census in CanadaStatistics Canada conducts a national census of population and census of agriculture every
- Center for Economic and Policy ResearchThe Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) is an American think tank that speciali
- Central bank digital currencyDigital form of fiat money
- Central bank independenceDoctrine of central bank freedom from political influence
- Central Bank of BrazilMonetary Authority of Brazil
- Central Bank of IrelandIrish monetary authority
- Central banks and currencies of EuropeThis is a list of central banks and currencies of Europe.
- Centre for Economic Policy ResearchEuropean economic research network based in London
- Centro de Estudios PúblicosCentro de Estudios Públicos (CEP) is a non-profit Chilean think tank founded in 1980. Its
- Certificate of depositDocument tied to a bank account with a fixed term
- CFP francCurrency used in the French Pacific overseas collectivities
- Chair of the Federal ReserveHead of the United States Federal Reserve System
- Chamberlinian monopolistic competitionIn Chamberlinian monopolistic competition every one of the firms have some monopoly power,
- Charalambos AliprantisGreek-American mathematician (1946–2009)
- Charity auctionFundraising event
- Charles H. Kerr Publishing CompanyThe Charles H. Kerr Publishing Company is an American publishing company. The company was
- ChartalismHeterodox theory of money
- Chartered Financial AnalystProfessional credential offered by the CFA Institute
- Ched MyersAmerican theologian
- Chemical industry in ChinaMajor manufacturing industry in China
- Chicken TaxAmerican tariff on light trucks in effect since 1964
- Chief economistChief economist is a single-position job class having primary responsibility for the devel
- Child auctionHistorical form of poor care
- Child labour in AfricaChild labour in Africa is generally defined based on two factors: type of work and minimum
- Chilean pesoCurrency of Chile
- Chilean wineChile has a long history in the production of wine, with roots dating back to the 16th cen
- Chilenization of Tacna, Arica and TarapacáChilean transculturation process in Tacna, Arica and Tarapacá
- ChimericaTerm describing economic relations between China and the United States
- China shockEffect of Chinese exports on employment
- China–Africa Development FundChinese sovereign fund
- China's peaceful riseChinese Communist Party foreign policy slogan
- Chinese CenturyIdea that China may dominate the 21st century
- Christian financeType of ethical finance following Christian ethic
- Christian views on poverty and wealthDifferent opinions that Christians have held about material riches
- Christine LagardePresident of the European Central Bank since 2019
- Christoph MeiliMichel Christopher "Christoph" Meili (born 21 April 1968) is a Swiss-American whistleblowe
- Christopher A. PissaridesBritish-Cypriot economist
- Circulating capitalItems that exist only to create services or goods
- CITIC SecuritiesChinese securities brokerage
- Cities in the Great DepressionThroughout the industrial world, cities were devastated during the Great Depression, begin
- Citizen's dividendGeorgist proposed policy
- Classical dichotomyIn macroeconomics, the classical dichotomy is the idea, attributed to classical and pre-Ke
- Clifford WinstonClifford Winston is an applied microeconomist and senior fellow in the Economic Studies pr
- Climate clubClimate policy measure
- Climate stabilization wedgeProposed approach for mitigating climate change
- CliometricsApplication of econometrics and other formal methods to the study of history
- Clive GrangerBritish economist and Nobel laureate (1934–2009)
- Clive SpashEcological economist
- Cluster theoryTheory that states that concentrating industries in specific areas has advantages
- Co-operative economicsStudy of autonomous associations' interactions with production and distribution
- Coase theoremTheorem in economics
- Cobb–Douglas production functionEconomic formula of productivity
- Coconut oilEdible oil derived from coconut
- Coercive monopolyType of monopoly
- Cognitive-cultural economyCognitive-cultural economy or cognitive-cultural capitalism is represented by sectors such
- Coherent risk measureConcept in financial economics
- CoirNatural fiber
- Colin Clark (economist)British and Australian economist and statistician
- Colin W. ClarkColin Whitcomb Clark FRS (18 June 1931 – 12 April 2024) was a Canadian mathematician and b
- Collaborative consumptionEconomic concept
- Collateral (finance)Borrower's pledge of property to a lender to be owed if a loan can't be repaid
- Collective agreement coverageCollective agreement coverage or union representation refers to the proportion of people i
- Collective ownershipOwnership of property by all members of a group
- College tuition in the United StatesAspect of American higher education
- CollusionCooperation between firms to limit competition
- Colonial surplusA colonial surplus is a way of measuring the effects of the relationship between a colony
- Combinatorial auctionA combinatorial auction is a type of smart market in which participants can place bids on
- Command and control regulationType of rule-making; contrasted with direct investments and incentives in climate policy
- Commerce ClauseClause in the U.S. constitution
- Commercial classification of chemicalsFollowing the commercial classification of chemicals, chemicals produced by chemical indus
- Commercial policyGovernment's policy governing international trade
- Committee for Economic DevelopmentThe Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED) is an American nonpro
- Committee for the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred NobelPrize committee
- Commodity currencyCurrency moving with commodity prices
- Commodity moneyCurrency from items of intrinsic value
- Common good (economics)One of the four main types of goods
- Common ownershipEconomic arrangement
- Common value auctionIn common value auctions the value of the item for sale is identical amongst bidders, but
- Common-pool resourceType of good in economics
- Commons-based peer productionMethod of producing value
- Communist Party Historians GroupThe Communist Party Historians' Group (CPHG) was a subdivision of the Communist Party of G
- Communist Party of CubaSole ruling party of Cuba
- Community capitalismForm of capitalism
- Community economic developmentCommunity-government collaboration
- Community Exchange SystemInternational Internet trading network
- Community ownershipRepresentative ownership mechanism
- Community wealth buildingSocialist community plan to broaden capital ownership
- Community-based economicsEconomic theories that favor localism
- CommunizationContemporary communist theory
- Comparative economic systemsSubfield of economics comparing systems of economic organization
- Comparative staticsThought experiments
- Comparison of Marxian and Keynesian economicsMarxism and Keynesianism are methods of understanding and comparing the works of influenti
- Comparisons between the Great Recession and the Great DepressionComparisons between the Great Recession and the Great Depression explores the experiences
- Compensation of employeesCompensation of employees (CE) is a statistical term used in national accounts, balance of
- Competition between Airbus and BoeingRivalry between the two biggest aircraft manufacturers
- Competition law theoryCompetition law theory covers the strands of thought relating to competition law or antitr
- Competition regulatorGovernment bodies enforcing fair competition
- Competitive advantageAttribute that allows an organization to outperform its competitors
- Competitive equilibriumEconomic equilibrium concept
- Competitive landscapeBusiness analysis method
- Complementary currencyMedium of exchange complementing national currencies
- Complementary goodConcept in economics
- Compound empowermentCompound empowerment refers to the way in which public infrastructure is used to radically
- Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific PartnershipMultilateral free trade agreement
- Computable general equilibriumClass of economic models
- Computational economicsInterdisciplinary research discipline
- Computational social scienceAcademic sub-disciplines
- Concentrated povertyConcept in sociology
- Concentration ratioMathematical ratios used to quantify concentration of market shares in industries
- Concentration riskConcentration risk is a banking term describing the level of risk in a bank's portfolio ar
- Concertina modelInternational trade strategy
- ConclaveGathering convened to appoint the pope
- Confederation of Revolutionary Anarcho-SyndicalistsThe Confederation of Revolutionary Anarcho-Syndicalists (Russian: Конфедерация революционн
- Conglomerate discountConglomerate discount is an economic concept describing a situation when the market values
- Conjectural variationIn oligopoly theory, conjectural variation is the belief that one firm has an idea about t
- Consensus estimateConsensus estimate is a technique for designing truthful mechanisms in a prior-free mechan
- Consequentialist libertarianismPolitical ideology
- Consideration setAspect of consumer theory
- ConspiracySecret union for devious goals
- Constant and variable capitalCapital invested in means of production
- Constant elasticity of substitutionConcept in economics
- Constitution of BhutanSupreme law of Bhutan
- Constitutional economicsResearch program in economics and constitutionalism
- Constructive dismissalLegal concept regarding termination of employment
- Consumer capitalismCondition in which consumer demand is manipulated through mass-marketing
- Consumer choiceAspect of economics
- Consumer confidenceEconomic indicator
- Consumer confidence indexEconomic indicator
- Consumer debtAmount owed by individual consumers
- Consumer economyEconomy focused on goods for individuals
- Consumer ethnocentrismPsychological concept of consumer behaviour
- Consumer leverage ratioThe consumer leverage ratio (CLR) is the ratio of total household debt to disposable perso
- Consumer price index in the United KingdomOfficial measure of inflation in the UK
- Consumer price index in the United StatesStatistics of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Consumer sovereigntyEconomic consumer theory
- Consumer spendingTotal spending by a set of households
- Consumer valueSubjective evaluation of a product
- Consumers' co-operativeEnterprise owned and managed democratically by consumers
- Consumption functionIn economics, the consumption function describes a relationship between consumption and di
- Consumption of fixed capitalAccounting term for depreciation of fixed assets
- ContangoContango is a situation in which the futures price (or forward price) of a commodity is hi
- Contestable marketTheory in economics
- Contingency fundEmergency money reserve
- Contingent valuationSurvey-based economic technique for finding the value of resources without market prices
- Contract curveConcept in microeconomics
- Contract theoryEconomic analysis of contracts
- Convenience yieldA convenience yield is an implied return on holding inventories. It is an adjustment to th
- Convex preferencesConcept in economics
- Convexity in economicsSignificant topic in economics
- Coordination failure (economics)Game theoretic outcome
- Coordination gameA coordination game is a type of simultaneous game found in game theory. It describes the
- Copenhagen ConsensusWelfare economics project
- Copenhagen Consensus CenterThe Copenhagen Consensus Center is a US non-profit think tank based in Lowell, Massachuset
- Copper mining in ChileChile is the world's largest producer of copper and has been so uninterruptedly since 1983
- CopraDried meat or kernel of the coconut
- Copyright ClauseThe Copyright Clause (also known as the Intellectual Property Clause, Copyright and Patent
- Copyright law of the United StatesIn the United States, copyright grants monopoly protection for "original works of authorsh
- Copyright misuseCopyright misuse is an equitable defence to copyright infringement in the United States ba
- Copyright termLength of time that copyright continues
- Core (game theory)Set in game theory
- Corn-rentVariable money rent that follows fluctuations in the price of corn
- Cornering the marketCommerce phenomenon
- CornucopianismIdeological position in futurism
- Corporate capitalismCapitalism dominated by large corporations
- Corporate statismCorporatist political culture
- CorporatizationTransformation of publicly owned or governmental organizations into business corporations
- CorporatocracySociety controlled by business corporations
- Corruption in AfghanistanCorruption in Afghanistan is a widespread and growing problem in society. Transparency Int
- Corruption in AlbaniaCorruption in Albania scored 42 out of 100 on Transparency International's Corruption Perc
- Corruption in AlgeriaCorruption in Algeria is considered a serious problem. Algeria has long struggled with dee
- Corruption in AndorraWhile corruption in Andorra is not as widespread as in the cases of other countries, key i
- Corruption in AngolaCorruption in Angola refers to the pervasive and long-standing issue of corruption within
- Corruption in ArgentinaCorruption in Argentina remains a serious problem. Argentina has long suffered from widesp
- Corruption in ArmeniaCorruption in Armenia has decreased significantly in modern times, but remains an ongoing
- Corruption in AustraliaCorruption in Australia has been a recurring source of political controversy and public de
- Corruption in AustriaCorruption in Austria describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Austria. Au
- Corruption in AzerbaijanCorruption in Azerbaijan is considered high and occurs at all levels of government. Corrup
- Corruption in BahrainCorruption in Bahrain is an ongoing concern for the nation. Bahrain became a party to the
- Corruption in BangladeshCorruption in Bangladesh has been a continuing problem. Like many other developing and eme
- Corruption in BelgiumCorruption in Belgium describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Belgium. In
- Corruption in BhutanCorruption in Bhutan is considered relatively low. The small kingdom is noted for its Gros
- Corruption in BoliviaCorruption in Bolivia is a major problem that has been called an accepted part of life in
- Corruption in Bosnia and HerzegovinaCorruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption
- Corruption in BotswanaCorruption in Botswana is usually regarded as one of the lowest in Africa. However, corrup
- Corruption in BrazilCorruption in Brazil exists on all levels of society from the top echelons of political po
- Corruption in BruneiCorruption in Brunei has been fought however it is not fully eradicated, with corrupt offi
- Corruption in BulgariaCorruption in Bulgaria has decreased in recent years, after a series of reforms implemente
- Corruption in Burkina FasoCorruption in Burkina Faso is a problem that permeates all sectors of its society. Bureauc
- Corruption in CambodiaCorruption in Cambodia is a pervasive problem. Examples of areas where Cambodians encounte
- Corruption in CameroonSince independence, corruption in Cameroon has remained prevalent. The pervasiveness of co
- Corruption in CanadaCorruption in Canada is the use of political power for private gain by Canadian government
- Corruption in Cape VerdeThe incidence of corruption in Cape Verde is relatively low. While this problem is widespr
- Corruption in ChadCorruption in Chad is characterized by nepotism and cronyism. Chad received a score of 24
- Corruption in ChileIn Transparency International's 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, Chile was ranked number
- Corruption in ColombiaCorruption in Colombia is a pervasive problem at all levels of government, as well as in t
- Corruption in Costa RicaCorruption in Costa Rica is generally low and is regarded as having the best record in Cen
- Corruption in Côte d'IvoireCorruption in Côte d'Ivoire remains a critical problem and it is one of the issues that un
- Corruption in CroatiaCorruption in Croatia describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Croatia. Si
- Corruption in CubaCorruption in Cuba is a serious concern. Cuba has suffered from widespread corruption sinc
- Corruption in CyprusCorruption in Cyprus is a salient concern for people in Cyprus: As of 2022, 94% of Cypriot
- Corruption in DenmarkCorruption in Denmark is amongst the lowest in the world.
- Corruption in EcuadorCorruption in Ecuador is a serious problem. In 2014, the U.S. Department of State cited Ec
- Corruption in EgyptEgypt has laws in place to criminalize various forms of corruption, including extortion, e
- Corruption in El SalvadorCorruption in El Salvador is a problem at all levels of government, however, according to
- Corruption in Equatorial GuineaCorruption in Equatorial Guinea is high by world standards and considered among the worst
- Corruption in EritreaCorruption in Eritrea is widespread, with bribes required for most government services. In
- Corruption in EthiopiaSeveral sectors are contributing to corruption in Ethiopia, where businesses are particula
- Corruption in FijiCorruption in Fiji describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Fiji. Fiji has
- Corruption in FinlandFinland's overall corruption is relatively low, according to public opinion and global ind
- Corruption in FranceCorruption in France describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in France.
- Corruption in GeorgiaCorruption in Georgia had been an issue in the post-Soviet decades. Before the 2003 Rose R
- Corruption in GermanyTransparency International's 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index scored Germany at 78 on a s
- Corruption in GhanaCorruption in Ghana has been common since independence. Since 2017, Ghana's score on Trans
- Corruption in GreeceCorruption in Greece is considered to be significant, with the country ranking as one of t
- Corruption in Guinea-BissauCorruption in Guinea-Bissau occurs at among the highest levels in the world. In Transparen
- Corruption in GuyanaCorruption in Guyana remains a significant concern for the republic, requiring ongoing eff
- Corruption in HaitiCorruption in Haiti occurs at one of the worst rates in the world. Corruption disrupts all
- Corruption in HondurasCorruption in Honduras is a serious problem, affecting various aspects of governance and t
- Corruption in HungaryCorruption in Hungary remains a significant problem as the country has posted declining pe
- Corruption in IcelandCorruption in Iceland describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Iceland.
- Corruption in IndonesiaWhile hard data on corruption are difficult to collect, corruption in Indonesia is seen th
- Corruption in IranCorruption in Iran is widespread, especially in the government. According to Transparency
- Corruption in IraqCorruption in Iraq is pervasive at all levels of government. In 2021, President Barham Sal
- Corruption in IsraelCorruption in Israel is a legitimate problem and many investigations have taken place into
- Corruption in ItalyCorruption in Italy is a major problem. In Transparency International's annual surveys, It
- Corruption in JapanThe Japanese government has taken steps to address corruption in Japan through reforms and
- Corruption in JordanCorruption in Jordan is a social and economic issue. A 2026 study found that anti-corrupti
- Corruption in KazakhstanCorruption in Kazakhstan constitutes a persistent systemic challenge, manifesting in both
- Corruption in KenyaCorruption in Kenya has a history that spans the era of the founding president Jomo Kenyat
- Corruption in KiribatiCorruption in Kiribati is a persistent problem. Due to Kiribati’s small population and lim
- Corruption in KosovoCorruption in Kosovo describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Kosovo. Acco
- Corruption in KuwaitCorruption in Kuwait is a problem resulting in political tensions in society. Kuwait's bur
- Corruption in KyrgyzstanCorruption in Kyrgyzstan has worsened in recent years. Despite having a strong legal frame
- Corruption in LebanonCorruption in Lebanon (Arabic: الفساد في لبنان) has been a severe and persistent problem s
- Corruption in LesothoCorruption in Lesotho has always been a problem since when it was a British protectorate d
- Corruption in LiberiaCorruption in Liberia is endemic at every level of society, making the nation one of the m
- Corruption in LibyaCorruption in Libya is considered a serious problem. In 2024, Transparency International r
- Corruption in LiechtensteinCorruption in Liechtenstein has been described as relatively low compared to other nations
- Corruption in LithuaniaCorruption in Lithuania describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Lithuania
- Corruption in local governmentCorruption in local government refers to the misuse of public office and resources by indi
- Corruption in LuxembourgLevels of corruption in Luxembourg are generally said to be very low, and there is a stron
- Corruption in MadagascarCorruption in Madagascar is pervasive and is exacerbated by political instability and pove
- Corruption in MalawiCorruption in Malawi has a long and complex history with rapid evolvement over time. Durin
- Corruption in MalaysiaAccording to a 2013 public survey by Transparency International, a majority of the surveye
- Corruption in MaliCorruption in Mali is a critical concern for the African nation as it is now deeply entren
- Corruption in MaltaCorruption in Malta is a rampant problem which affects various sectors of the government a
- Corruption in MauritiusCorruption in Mauritius follows the familiar patterns of state-based corruption, namely go
- Corruption in MexicoCorruption in Mexico has permeated several segments of society—political, economic, and so
- Corruption in MoldovaCorruption in Moldova describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Moldova. Th
- Corruption in MonacoCorruption in Monaco still exists despite the principality's affluence and image as a have
- Corruption in MongoliaCorruption in Mongolia remains a significant issue that affects its economic development a
- Corruption in MontenegroCorruption in Montenegro describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Monteneg
- Corruption in MoroccoCorruption in Morocco, both petty and grand, is a growing problem within the nation. A lea
- Corruption in MyanmarCorruption in Myanmar is among the worst in the world. Owing to failures in regulation and
- Corruption in NamibiaCorruption in Namibia spans from the pre-colonial era to the present day. After independen
- Corruption in NauruCorruption in Nauru remains a significant problem and is particularly evident in political
- Corruption in NepalCorruption in Nepal (Nepali: नेपालमा भ्रष्टाचार) is widespread and extends to every sector
- Corruption in New ZealandNew Zealand is regarded as having one of the lowest levels of corruption in the world, but
- Corruption in NicaraguaCorruption in Nicaragua is a serious problem at all levels of government. Transparency Int
- Corruption in NigerCorruption in Niger has a long history in pre-colonial and colonial era, as well as in the
- Corruption in NigeriaCorruption in Nigeria is a severe and long-standing issue. In 2012, Nigeria was estimated
- Corruption in North KoreaCorruption in North Korea occurs at one of the worst rates in the world.
- Corruption in North MacedoniaCorruption in North Macedonia is a systemic issue. According to Transparency International
- Corruption in Northern IrelandCorruption is defined by Transparency International (TI) as "the abuse of entrusted power
- Corruption in NorwayCorruption in Norway ranks amongst the lowest in the world.
- Corruption in OmanDespite recent progress, corruption in Oman remains a significant issue. According to Tran
- Corruption in PakistanCorruption in Pakistan involves fraudulent practices carried out by officials and institut
- Corruption in PalauCorruption in Palau describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Palau. While
- Corruption in PalestineCorruption in Palestine is regarded as one of the most pressing problems confronting the t
- Corruption in Papua New GuineaCorruption is rife in Papua New Guinea (PNG). According to The Economist, "PNG's governmen
- Corruption in ParaguayObservers maintain that corruption in Paraguay remains a major impediment to the emergence
- Corruption in PeruCorruption in Peru is a serious concern for the nation. On Transparency International's 20
- Corruption in PolandCorruption in Poland is below the world average but notable. Within Poland, surveys of Pol
- Corruption in PortugalCorruption in Portugal describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Portugal.
- Corruption in RomaniaCorruption in Romania has decreased in recent years. In particular since 2014, Romania und
- Corruption in RussiaCorruption in Russia is considered a very serious problem, impacting various aspects of li
- Corruption in RwandaCorruption in Rwanda has attracted attention due to its government’s positioning as a cham
- Corruption in SamoaCorruption in Samoa describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Samoa. Samoa
- Corruption in SenegalCorruption in Senegal remains a major concern for the nation. On Transparency Internationa
- Corruption in SerbiaCorruption in Serbia describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Serbia. Corr
- Corruption in SeychellesCorruption in Seychelles describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Seychell
- Corruption in Sierra LeoneCorruption in Sierra Leone is endemic. Sierra Leone is widely considered to be one of the
- Corruption in SingaporeCorruption in Singapore is mostly contained. The Republic of Singapore is generally percei
- Corruption in SlovakiaCorruption in Slovakia is a serious and ongoing problem.
- Corruption in SloveniaCorruption in Slovenia is examined on this page.
- Corruption in SomaliaCorruption in Somalia pertains to purported levels of corruption within Somalia's public a
- Corruption in South AfricaCorruption in South Africa includes the improper use of public resources for private ends,
- Corruption in South KoreaCorruption in South Korea is moderate compared to most countries in the Asia–Pacific and t
- Corruption in South SudanCorruption in South Sudan is among the worst in the world. The nation's elites have develo
- Corruption in SpainCorruption in Spain is a large concern. Political corruption is defined as the action or i
- Corruption in Sri LankaCorruption in Sri Lanka is considered a major problem in all levels of society, from the t
- Corruption in SudanCorruption in Sudan is widespread, as it is considered one of the most corrupt nations in
- Corruption in SurinameCorruption in Suriname has drawn attention in recent years due to several high-profile cas
- Corruption in SwedenCorruption in Sweden has been defined as "the abuse of power" by the Swedish National Coun
- Corruption in SwitzerlandCorruption in Switzerland describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in Switzer
- Corruption in TaiwanCorruption in Taiwan is the use of political power by government officials in Taiwan for p
- Corruption in TajikistanCorruption in Tajikistan is a widespread phenomenon that is found in all spheres of Tajik
- Corruption in TanzaniaCorruption in Tanzania, both grand and petty, remains a pervasive problem, despite compreh
- Corruption in ThailandCorruption in Thailand is a national issue. Thai law provides criminal penalties for convi
- Corruption in the Central African RepublicCorruption in the Central African Republic is tied to underdevelopment, fragmentation, and
- Corruption in the ComorosCorruption in the Comoros follows the familiar patterns of state-based corruption, namely
- Corruption in the Czech RepublicCorruption in the Czech Republic is considered to be widespread by a majority of the Czech
- Corruption in the Democratic Republic of the CongoCorruption in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is widespread at all levels of governme
- Corruption in the Federated States of MicronesiaCorruption in the Federated States of Micronesia describes the prevention and occurrence o
- Corruption in the GambiaCorruption in The Gambia is a complex struggle that is characterized by both a history of
- Corruption in the MaldivesInstitutional corruption in the country
- Corruption in the Marshall IslandsThe extent of corruption in the Marshall Islands is evident in how it affects governance,
- Corruption in the NetherlandsCorruption in the Netherlands is minimal in all major areas—judiciary, police, business, p
- Corruption in the PhilippinesCorruption in the Philippines is a widespread problem its citizens endure, which emerged a
- Corruption in the Republic of IrelandCorruption in Ireland describes the prevention and occurrence of corruption in the Republi
- Corruption in the United Arab EmiratesCorruption in the United Arab Emirates is perceived as having a relatively clean public se
- Corruption in the United KingdomCorruption in the United Kingdom is generally low compared to most nations, though problem
- Corruption in the United StatesCorruption in the United States has been a perennial political issue, peaking in the Jacks
- Corruption in Timor-LesteCorruption in Timor-Leste (East Timor) has been described as a critical and alarming probl
- Corruption in TogoDespite efforts to promote economic development and improve governance, Corruption in Togo
- Corruption in TongaCorruption in Tonga is a continuous struggle for the constitutional monarchy. It significa
- Corruption in TunisiaCorruption in Tunisia is widely regarded amongst Tunisians to be among the top five issues
- Corruption in TurkeyCorruption in Turkey is an issue that affects the accession of Turkey to the European Unio
- Corruption in TurkmenistanCorruption in Turkmenistan is a widespread issue, with Turkmenistan being perceived as hav
- Corruption in TuvaluWhile not as widely reported as in larger nations, corruption in Tuvalu remains a concern.
- Corruption in UgandaCorruption in Uganda is widespread, characterized by low-level bureaucrats seeking bribes
- Corruption in UkraineCorruption in Ukraine since the country became an independent state in 1991 is a societal
- Corruption in UruguayCorruption in Uruguay is low by regional standards. It has generally outperformed other La
- Corruption in UzbekistanCorruption in Uzbekistan is a serious problem. There are laws in place to prevent corrupti
- Corruption in VenezuelaCorruption in Venezuela permeates all aspects of politics, business, law enforcement, and
- Corruption in VietnamCorruption in Vietnam is pervasive and widespread, due to weak legal infrastructure, finan
- Corruption in WalesPublic corruption in Wales
- Corruption in YemenCorruption in Yemen is a highly serious problem. Yemen ranked 177th out of 182 countries i
- Corruption in ZambiaDespite several steps taken by the previous government in order to fight corruption in Zam
- Corruption in ZimbabweCorruption in Zimbabwe has become endemic within its political, private and civil sectors.
- Corruption Perceptions IndexCountry ranking by public sector corruption
- Cost of povertyPoor people often incur higher expenses due to lack of options
- Cost reductionProcess used by organisations to reduce costs
- Cost the limit of priceVersion of the labor theory of value
- Cost-of-living crisisSituation where prices of essentials rise faster than wages
- Cost-of-living indexEconomic price index
- Cost-of-production theory of valueEconomic theory that determines value based on production costs
- Cost-push inflationInflation driven by a rise in the cost of goods and services
- Cotter (farmer)Peasant farmer
- Council of Arab Economic UnityInternational Arab Organization
- CountertradeCountertrade means exchanging goods or services which are paid for, in whole or in part, w
- Countervailing powerPolitical theory of beneficial opposing forces
- Country riskRisk of investing or lending in a country
- COVID-19 pandemic in PeruThe COVID-19 pandemic in Peru has resulted in 4,526,977 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 22
- COVID-19 pandemic in ZambiaThe COVID-19 pandemic in Zambia was a part of the ongoing worldwide pandemic of coronaviru
- Crab mentalityMetaphor about spiteful attitude
- Creative economy (economic system)Economic system using creative imagination
- Creator economyEconomy of online content creators
- Credit channelThe credit channel mechanism of monetary policy describes the theory that a central bank's
- Credit controlCredit control is the system used by businesses to make sure that credit is given only to
- Credit conversion factorThe credit conversion factor (CCF) is a coefficient in the field of credit rating. It is t
- Credit crunchFinancial situation where credit/loans become less available/obtainable
- Credit default swapFinancial swap agreement in case of default
- Credit rating agencies and the subprime crisisCredit rating agencies (CRAs), firms which rate debt instruments/securities according to t
- Credit riskRisk that a borrower or counterparty fails to meet financial obligations
- Credit unionMember-owned financial cooperative
- CreolizationLinguistic and cultural process
- Crime in LatviaCrime in Latvia is relatively low by global standards, especially compared to 2008, when t
- Criminal recordRecord of a person's criminal history
- Criminal referralA criminal referral or criminal recommendation is a notice to a prosecutorial body, recomm
- Crisis theoryEconomic theories regarding cyclical recessions
- Critical consumerismPractice of choosing products based on ethical & political considerations
- Critical juncture theoryTheory of large, discontinuous changes
- Criticism of socialismCriticism of socialism is any critique of socialist economics and socialist models of orga
- Criticism of the Federal ReserveThe Federal Reserve System, commonly known as "the Fed", has faced various criticisms sinc
- Criticism of the World Trade OrganizationCriticism directed at the World Trade Organization
- Criticism of welfareSocial philosophy
- Criticisms of globalizationSkepticism of the claimed benefits of globalization
- Critique of political economySocial critique
- Critique of workCritique of, or wish to abolish, labour
- CroatisationProcess of cultural assimilation into Croatian identity
- Crony capitalismCapitalism featuring undue alliances between business interests and politicians
- CronyismGovernment favoritism
- Cross elasticity of demandEconomic measure of a good's price change
- Cross of Gold speech1896 speech by William Jennings Bryan
- Cross-currency swapDerivative contract for an exchange of payments
- Cross-national cooperation and agreementsIntegration is a political and economic agreement among countries that gives preference to
- Crowding out (economics)Reduction in private investment caused by increased government borrowing
- Crowding-in effectEconomic phenomenon
- CSeries dumping petition by Boeing2017 petition by Boeing
- Cuban Democracy ActThe Cuban Democracy Act (CDA), also known as the Torricelli Act or the Torricelli-Graham B
- Cultural economicsBranch of economics
- Culture of capitalismOverview of the culture of a capitalist system
- Currency appreciation and depreciationCurrency depreciation is the loss of value of a country's currency with respect to one or
- Currency basketFinancial portfolio
- Currency boardMonetary authority to maintain a fixed exchange rate
- Currency crisisType of financial crisis
- Currency futureType of futures contract
- Currency in circulationValue of banknotes and coins still issued
- Currency interventionMonetary policy operation
- Currency pairQuotation of the relative value of two currencies
- Currency strengthForeign exchange trading indicator
- Currency substitutionUse of a foreign currency in parallel to or instead of a domestic currency
- Currency transaction taxTax on the use of currency
- Currency unionAgreement involving states sharing a single currency
- Currency warCompetition between nations to gain competitive advantage by manipulating monetary supply
- Current account (balance of payments)Record of imports, exports, and net capital transfers of a country
- Current assetIn accounting, a current asset is an asset that can reasonably be expected to be sold, con
- Current liabilityLiabilities of the business that are to be settled in cash
- Customs and monetary unionMultinational alliance with common trade and currency policies
- Customs unionType of trade bloc with a free trade area and common external tariff
- Cycle of povertyVicious cycle that reinforces poverty
- Cyclical asymmetryTerm in economics
- Cyprus Popular BankCyprus Popular Bank (from 2006 to 2011 known as Marfin Popular Bank (MPB)) was the second-