Collection of Economic Decision Cliparts (60)

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Illustration comparing demand (family and consumers) versus supply (workers, factory, businessperson) in economics.

A side-by-side comparison showing household demand on the left and industrial supply on the right-key to grasping market dynamics.

Stack of three colorful illustrated books-red, green, and purple-with gold accents and bold black outlines.

A cheerful illustration of three stacked books, each with a distinct color and gold spine detail, symbolizing knowledge and reading.

A black 3D stick figure leader stands atop a large orange arrow, pointing forward while guiding a line of followers along the same path.

A leader leads by example-standing ahead on the path, pointing the way, while the team follows in unified motion.

Business professionals interacting with financial charts, global map, and data visualizations in a collaborative setting.

A diverse team collaborates around dynamic charts, world maps, and financial symbols to visualize global business performance and strategic planning.

A man pointing to a chart on a large screen.

The image shows a man standing in front of a large screen with a chart on it. The chart is a stock market chart with various graphs and charts in different colors and sizes. The man is pointing to the chart with his index finger and appears to be explaining it to the viewer. On the left side of the screen, there is a pie chart and a bar graph. The background is blue with a pattern of lines and dots. The overall theme of the image is financial analysis and analysis.

a man's head with gears and speech bubbles above it

The image shows a silhouette of a person's head with a brain in the center. The brain is filled with various icons and symbols representing different aspects of business and finance. The icons include a dollar sign, a lightbulb, a dollar symbol, a graph, a bar graph, and a dollar bill. The symbols are arranged in a way that they form a brain-like shape, with gears and cogs inside the brain. The background is white, and the overall color scheme of the image is black and red. The image conveys the idea of a brainstorming or brainstorming process.

A man standing in front of a pile of gold coins.

The image shows a cartoon character standing in front of a large stack of gold coins. The character is wearing a suit and tie and has a surprised expression on his face. He is standing on a white line that is dividing the coins into two smaller stacks. The background is a light blue color. The overall mood of the image is one of confusion or uncertainty.

a person standing on top of an orange arrow

The image shows a 3D figure standing on top of an orange arrow. The figure appears to be a person with their head in their hands, as if they are deep in thought. The arrow is pointing upwards, indicating that the person is making a decision. The background is white, and there is text above the figure that reads "Economic Decision Making".

The image is a graphic representation of a balance scale, which is a visual representation of the concept of cost-benefits analysis. The scale is made up of two equal parts, one on top of the other, with the word "Costs" written above it. The balance is red in color and has a round base with a small hole in the center. The top part of the balance is labeled "Benefits" and the bottom part is labeled as "Cost". The image is meant to represent the balance between costs and benefits.

economic decisions under uncertainty book cover

The image is the cover of a book titled "Economic Decisions Under Uncertainty" by Hans-Werner Sinn. The cover is predominantly orange in color with black text. The title of the book is written in large, bold font at the top of the cover. Below the title, there is a subtitle in smaller, black text that reads "Second Edition". The author's name, Physica-Verlag Heidelberg, is written at the bottom in smaller font. The publisher's logo, "Hans-Wernner Sinn", is also visible in the bottom right corner.