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Meanings of economic in English
Usage of economic in English
1
However economic migrants, for example, were often young men looking for work.
2
Objective: Asthma is a major public health problem with considerable economic impact.
3
Europe is benefiting from strong economic growth in eastern and central Europe.
4
Richards also said that Europe faced greater economic problems than the U.S.
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The situation requires new ideas of political organisation and global economic redistribution.
6
The Russian government really has no good economic options other than hope.
7
The second was economic: the free market liberal revolution of the 1980s.
8
Certainly, the deepening economic and financial crisis demands undivided attention at home.
9
Our main market, in Britain, remains sluggish, reflecting difficult economic conditions there.
10
There can be no material security or economic democracy without political democracy.
11
Such a three-punch crisis combo of health, financial and economic is new.
12
However, economic pressures continue to hurt Mongolia ahead of June presidential elections.
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One minister leaving the meeting said the economic situation was not discussed.
14
Russia's economic and political crisis was discussed in depth by EU leaders.
15
Background: Due to the economic recession, several people in Europe became unemployed.
16
Given the recent economic tumult, I'd say that qualifies as good news.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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