About the name
An economic agenda is the set of priorities a government, party, company or institution sets for the economy. EconomicAgenda.com uses that familiar phrase as a .com, a name with authority for anyone who analyses, debates or shapes economic policy.
The name fits think tanks and research institutes, economics publications and newsletters, public-affairs and policy consultancies, and conferences on economic policy. It is neutral and descriptive, so it can serve an organisation of any viewpoint. A two-word .com built from common English words is easy to cite in articles and broadcasts. It also works well for a podcast, a policy briefing series or an annual report. The phrase is already part of everyday political and business language, so readers understand it immediately.
Three ways to use it
- An economics newsletter that tracks policy decisions and their effects.
- The brand of a think tank or policy research institute.
- A conference or event series on economic policy.