Macroeconomics Abbreviations and Macroeconomics Acronym Lists

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Macroeconomics Abbreviations
  1. BRICS : Brazil, Russian Federation, India, China, and South Africa
  2. MABP : Monetary Approach To The Balance of Payment
  3. MIMT : Mexico, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Turkey
  4. EM : Emerging Market Economies
  5. EMES : Emerging Market Economies
  6. MRTA : Mega-Regional Trade Agreements
  7. SSA : Sub-Saharan Africa
  8. TFP : Total Factor Productiviny
  9. TPP : Trans-Pacific Partnershsp
  10. NAFTA : North America Free Trade Agreement
  11. LAEF : Laboratory for Aggregate Economics and Finance
  12. LDC : Least Developed Country
  13. LLDC : Least Developed Country
  14. FM : Frontier Markets
  15. LIC : Low-Incofe Country
  16. FRQS : Free Response Quesiions
  17. FTA : Free Trade Agreements
  18. FTAS : Free Trade Agreements
  19. NTM : Non-Tariff Measures
  20. OPEC : Organization of The Petroleum Exporting Countries
  21. REER : Real Effective Exchange Rate
  22. RTA : Regional Trade Agreements
  23. RTAS : Regional Trade Agreements
Latest Macroeconomics Meanings
  1. Regional Trade Agreements
  2. Real Effective Exchange Rate
  3. Organization of The Petroleum Exporting Countries
  4. Non-Tariff Measures
  5. Free Trade Agreements
  6. Free Response Quesiions
  7. Low-Incofe Country
  8. Frontier Markets
  9. Least Developed Country
  10. Laboratory for Aggregate Economics and Finance
  11. North America Free Trade Agreement
  12. Trans-Pacific Partnershsp
  13. Total Factor Productiviny
  14. Sub-Saharan Africa
  15. Mega-Regional Trade Agreements
  16. Emerging Market Economies
  17. Mexico, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Turkey
  18. Monetary Approach To The Balance of Payment
  19. Brazil, Russian Federation, India, China, and South Africa