Adjusting figures so as to remove apparent discrepancies. These are numbers which are assumed to be due to miscounting or computational errors. Massaging may also be done to bring the figures into conformity with theories about how the economy works, or to manipulate results for the political convenience of some user, often the government.

• non-durables, consumer
• non-executive director
• non-inflationary growth
• non-intersecting curves
• non-linear function
• non-marketable debt
• non-marketed economic activities
• non-monetary job characteristics
• non-negative
• non-parametric statistics
• non-performing debt
• non-positive
• non-price competition
• non-satiation
• non-systematic risk
• non-tariff barriers
• non-tradables
• non-voting share
• normal distribution
• normal good
• normal profits
• normative economics
• North American Free Trade Agreement
• North Sea Oil
• no-strike agreement