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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-04 · 9 entries checked · 3 flagged · 5 issues confirmed · 3 corrected · 2 still open
Competition (economics) — The claim that 'the smaller the share of industry output held by the largest firm, the more vigorous competition is likely to be' is not universally true and can be factually misleading: a low market share for the largest firm does not guarantee vigorous compe
Elasticity (economics) — The concept of price elasticity was not first formally introduced in Alfred Marshall's 1885 paper *On the Graphic Method of Statistics*; it was introduced in his 1890 book *Principles of Economics*.
Factors of production — The entry states 'Jean-Baptiste Say an' with an incomplete or misspelled name; the correct name is Jean-Baptiste Say.
Factors of production — The entry claims 'Physiocracy... believed wealth derived solely from land agriculture.' This is a factual oversimplification: Physiocrats believed wealth derived from land (including agriculture, mining, fishing), not solely from agriculture, and they consider
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