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 * 1973–75 recession
 * 2000s commodities boom
 * 2008 United Kingdom bank rescue package
 * 2010 Flash Crash
 * Absolute advantage
 * Active return
 * Adjustable-rate mortgage
 * Aggregate demand
 * Airdrop (cryptocurrency)
 * Alan Greenspan
 * Alpha (finance)
 * Anonymity
 * Asset
 * Asset-backed commercial paper
 * Assets under management
 * Associated Press
 * Balance of trade
 * Balance sheet recession
 * Bank of Japan
 * Bank reserves
 * Barter
 * Basel III
 * Beta (finance)
 * Binance
 * Bitcoin
 * Bitcoin Cash
 * Bitcoin Gold
 * Block trade
 * Blockchain
 * Blockchain.com
 * Bond market
 * Bond option
 * Bridge bank
 * Bureau of Engraving and Printing
 * Call option
 * Callable bull/bear contract
 * Capital (economics)
 * Capital account
 * Capital asset pricing model
 * Capital flight
 * Capital gains tax
 * Capital Purchase Program
 * Capital requirement
 * Cash crop
 * Center for Research in Security Prices
 * Central bank
 * Chapter 7, Title 11, United States Code
 * Chargeback
 * Chartalism
 * Cleveland
 * Code of Hammurabi
 * Cody Wilson
 * Coefficient of determination
 * Coin
 * Coinbase
 * Coincidence of wants
 * Collateralized debt obligation
 * Commodity market
 * Commodity money
 * Common stock
 * Community Reinvestment Act
 * Comparative advantage
 * Comparative statics
 * Complementary currency
 * Conservatorship
 * Consumer price index
 * Cooperative banking
 * Corn Laws
 * Cost of living
 * Counterfeit United States currency
 * Credit card
 * Credit default swap
 * Credit theory of money
 * Criticism of the Federal Reserve
 * Crypto-anarchism
 * Cryptocurrency
 * Cryptocurrency and security
 * Cryptocurrency bubble
 * Cryptocurrency tumbler
 * Cryptocurrency wallet
 * Cryptographic hash function
 * CryptoNote
 * Currency board
 * Currency in circulation
 * Customs union
 * Darknet market
 * Decentralized exchange
 * Deflation
 * Demand for money
 * Demand Note
 * Derivatives market
 * Digital asset
 * Digital Monetary Trust
 * Dilutive security
 * Disney dollar
 * Disposable and discretionary income
 * Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
 * Dogecoin
 * Double-spending
 * Dow Jones Industrial Average
 * E-mini S&P
 * Early 1980s recession in the United States
 * Early 1990s recession
 * Economic bubble
 * Economic globalization
 * Economy
 * Efficient-market hypothesis
 * Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008
 * Employee stock option
 * Endogenous money
 * Ethash
 * Ethereum
 * Excess reserves
 * Exchange (organized market)
 * Exchange rate
 * Exchange-traded fund
 * Exercise (options)
 * Exotic option
 * Expected return
 * Experimental finance
 * Export
 * Export-oriented industrialization
 * Fat-finger error
 * Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
 * Federal funds
 * Federal Reserve
 * Federal Reserve Note
 * Federal takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
 * Fee
 * Fiat money
 * Finance
 * Finance capitalism
 * Financial asset
 * Financial crime
 * Financial crisis of 2007–2008
 * Financial economics
 * Financial market
 * Fiscal localism
 * Fiscal multiplier
 * Fiscal policy
 * Fixed exchange rate system
 * Fixed-rate mortgage
 * Floating exchange rate
 * Foreign direct investment
 * Foreign exchange market
 * Foreign exchange reserves
 * Forfaiting
 * Fork (blockchain)
 * Forward contract
 * Forward guidance
 * Fractional-reserve banking
 * Free-trade zone
 * Futures contract
 * Futures exchange
 * Gemini (company)
 * Gift economy
 * Global financial system
 * Global recession
 * Goods and services
 * Government-sponsored enterprise
 * Great Recession
 * Great Recession in the United States
 * Greater fool theory
 * Greenback (1860s money)
 * Gross domestic product
 * Hedge (finance)
 * Hedge fund
 * Herd behavior
 * History of agriculture
 * History of coins
 * History of money
 * History of the Federal Reserve System
 * Hunter-gatherer
 * Hyperinflation
 * Import
 * Incoterms
 * Indemnity
 * Index fund
 * Inflation
 * Inflation hedge
 * Inflation targeting
 * Institutional investor
 * Interaction between monetary and fiscal policies
 * Interest rate
 * Internal Revenue Service
 * International Monetary Fund
 * International Monetary Market
 * International use of the U.S. dollar
 * Intrinsic value (finance)
 * Investment management
 * IOU
 * Jensen's alpha
 * Job guarantee
 * Keynesian economics
 * Kraken (company)
 * Ledger
 * Legal tender
 * Legal Tender Modernization Act
 * Legality of bitcoin by country or territory
 * Letter of credit
 * Liability (financial accounting)
 * Lightning Network
 * Limits to arbitrage
 * List of commodity booms
 * List of community currencies in the United States
 * List of cryptocurrencies
 * List of largest daily changes in the Dow Jones Industrial Average
 * List of the largest trading partners of the United States
 * Litecoin
 * Local currency
 * Local exchange trading system
 * Local multiplier effect
 * Loss aversion
 * Marginal propensity to consume
 * Market anomaly
 * Market capitalization
 * Market manipulation
 * Market microstructure
 * Market portfolio
 * Market saturation
 * Measuring economic worth over time
 * Medium of exchange
 * Memorandum of understanding
 * Mezzanine capital
 * Modern Monetary Theory
 * Modern portfolio theory
 * Monero (cryptocurrency)
 * Monetarism
 * Monetary authority
 * Monetary base
 * Monetary conditions index
 * Monetary policy
 * Monetary policy reaction function
 * Monetary reform
 * Monetary system
 * Monetization
 * Money creation
 * Money laundering
 * Money management
 * Money supply
 * Moral hazard
 * Mortgage fraud
 * Mortgage loan
 * Mortgage-backed security
 * Multiplier (economics)
 * Multiplier-accelerator model
 * Municipal bond
 * Mutual fund
 * National Monetary Commission
 * Net capital outflow
 * Noise (economic)
 * Noise trader
 * Nominal income target
 * Nominal rigidity
 * Nonrecourse debt
 * Offshoring
 * Omnibus Appropriations Act, 2009
 * Open market operation
 * Option (finance)
 * Option symbol
 * Options backdating
 * Options spread
 * Outline of finance
 * Outsourcing
 * Over-the-counter (finance)
 * Passive management
 * Payment
 * Peer-to-peer
 * Peercoin
 * Performance bond
 * Personal data
 * Petrodollar recycling
 * Ponzi scheme
 * PotCoin
 * Preferred stock
 * Premium Bond
 * Price discovery
 * Price index
 * Price level
 * Price stability
 * Private equity
 * Promissory note
 * Proof of authority
 * Proof of space
 * Proof of stake
 * Proof of work
 * Put option
 * Pyramid scheme
 * Quantitative easing
 * Quantity theory of money
 * Random walk hypothesis
 * Rate of profit
 * Real estate
 * Real versus nominal value (economics)
 * Recession
 * Reciprocal altruism
 * Regional economics
 * Registered share
 * Reserve requirement
 * Return on investment
 * Ripple (payment protocol)
 * Risk factor (finance)
 * Risk-free interest rate
 * Robinhood (company)
 * Roman Republican currency
 * S&P 500 Index
 * Savings and loan association
 * Secondary market
 * Secondary mortgage market
 * Securitization
 * Security (finance)
 * SHA-2
 * Shadow banking system
 * Sharpe ratio
 * Silk Road (marketplace)
 * Smart contract
 * Social accounting
 * Socialist economics
 * South Sea Company
 * Speculation
 * Spot market
 * Stablecoin
 * Stagflation
 * Steady-state economy
 * Stellar (payment network)
 * Stock
 * Stock exchange
 * Stock market index
 * Stock market index option
 * Stock split
 * Store of value
 * Strong dollar policy
 * Subprime lending
 * Subprime mortgage crisis
 * Supply shock
 * Surety
 * Swap (finance)
 * Synthetic CDO
 * Tax
 * Terms of trade
 * Territories of the United States
 * Tether (cryptocurrency)
 * The Barter Network
 * The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
 * Theory of value (economics)
 * Too big to fail
 * Trade finance
 * Tranche
 * Transfer payments multiplier
 * Treasury stock
 * Troubled Asset Relief Program
 * Tulip mania
 * Underlying
 * United States bear market of 2007–09
 * United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
 * United States Department of the Treasury
 * United States dollar
 * United States five-dollar bill
 * United States housing bubble
 * Uptick rule
 * Utility
 * Valuation of options
 * Velocity of money
 * Virtual currency
 * Volatility (finance)
 * Voting interest
 * Wage insurance
 * Wallet
 * Welfare cost of inflation
 * Yield curve