There are 97 entries in the WEB*pedia starting with the letter C.

Entries 1 through 35:

• capital
• capital account, balance of payments
• capital consumption adjustment
• capital depreciation
• capital stock, aggregate supply determinant
• capitalism
• capture theory of regulation
• cardinal utility
• cartel
• cause and effect
• central bank
• central planning
• certificates of deposit
• ceteris paribus
• Chairman of the Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System
• change in aggregate demand
• change in aggregate expenditures
• change in aggregate supply
• change in demand
• change in private inventories
• change in quantity demanded
• change in quantity supplied
• change in real production
• change in supply
• check clearing
• checkable deposits
• circular flow
• civilian labor force
• classical aggregate supply curve
• classical economics
• closed economy
• coefficient of elasticity
• coincident economic indicators
• collusion
• collusion, efficiency

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As you may recall, the twins, Donna the Democrat and Rhonda the Republican, seldom agree on anything involving politics, economics, fashion, or flower arrangements. Their imminent entry into the Interstate OmniBank can only mean trouble. Donna, in her official capacity as economic advisor to the President of the quaint and courteous Republic of Northwest Queoldiola, is attempting to enter Interstate OmniBank anxious to borrow enough to finance the Queoldiolan government deficit. Rhonda, as the head of the central bank of the Republic of Northwest Queoldiola, is making every effort to stop her. The source of this particular confrontation between the twins is apparently the best way to eliminate a year-long recession that has struck the quaint and courteous Republic of Northwest Queoldiola.
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