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Meanings of economic wellbeing in anglès

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Usage of economic wellbeing in anglès
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Russia's economic wellbeing is inextricably linked to the price of oil.
Reuters
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He said the average Papua New Guinean's economic wellbeing has fallen dramatically since 1980.
Radio NZ
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He says the average Papua New Guinean's economic wellbeing has fallen dramatically since 1980.
Radio NZ
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The results tend to reflect the varied picture of economic wellbeing across the country.
The Guardian
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The same could be said for the clause referring to " economic wellbeing".
The Guardian
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It's important to invest in the economic wellbeing of communities, and certainly communities of color.
The Guardian
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The activity threatens the safety, security and economic wellbeing of the US, UK and international allies.
Radio NZ
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The national government is responsible for economic wellbeing.
The Guardian
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Europe, especially, should want to see the free flow of oil and gas for its economic wellbeing.
The Guardian
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Recessions are where countries' economies go backwards, and they can harm economic wellbeing for a long time.
News.com.au
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Irish farmers contribute significantly to the wealth of this State and their economic wellbeing affects us all.
The Irish Times
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Mr Flanagan spoke with Don Wiseman who began by asking him to define the term ' economic wellbeing'.
Radio NZ
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The Royal Society says environmental problems are beginning to threaten the social and economic wellbeing of the country.
Radio NZ
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For reasons best known to itself, the Fed has conflated the stock market and investor wealth with economic wellbeing.
Reuters
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Unemployment has plagued Pasifika people for many years... We must improve people's economic wellbeing and that's the goal here.
Radio NZ
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Yet in the 80s, reformer Deng Xiaoping dismantled the system, leaving hospitals suddenly responsible for their own economic wellbeing.
The Guardian
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