Dictionary
Investment criteria
Investment criteria are the rules by which an investor bases his investment decisions. While it is true that there is no perfect theory regarding the … Read more
Divisibility criteria
The divisibility criteria are those conditions that a number must meet to reach the conclusion that it is divisible by another, without leaving any remainder. … Read more
Convergence criteria
The convergence criteria are the conditions to which the member states of the Eurozone must adhere. The stability of prices, the financial direction of the … Read more
Bayesian information criterion
The Bayesian information criterion or Schwarz criterion is a method that focuses on the sum of the squares of the residuals to find the number … Read more
Fisher-Neyman factorization criterion
The Fisher-Neyman factoring criterion is a theorem that allows us to determine whether a T statistic fulfills the sufficiency property. Intuitively, this theorem allows us … Read more
Cash criteria
The cash criterion, also known as the special cash criterion regime (RECC) is, as its name suggests, a special voluntary VAT regime, which can be … Read more
Vodka Crisis
Crisis Vodka was the name given to the Russian financial crisis of 1998 in the wake of the collapse in the price of commodities and … Read more
Tequila Crisis
Crisis Tequila was the name given to the Mexican currency crisis in 1994. Caused by the sharp depreciation of the Mexican peso and the lack … Read more
Subprime crisis
The subprime crisis was a financial crisis that occurred in the world economy in 2008. It originated in the United States, but quickly spread to … Read more
Systemic crisis
A systemic crisis is the collapse of the system as a result of a chain reaction of negative consequences that affect a large number of … Read more
Political crisis
A political crisis is an adverse situation, which happens suddenly, and which puts the government and the institutions that are affected in a negative situation. … Read more