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Meanings of economic ones in English

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Usage of economic ones in English
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So cultural facts matter as much, and often more, than purely economic ones.
The Guardian
2
But the gains in democracy are just as alluring as the economic ones.
Reuters
3
Not altogether surprisingly, those technological lines hew closely to economic ones.
Wired
4
The natural philosopher can overcome physical difficulties; the political philosopher cannot overcome economic ones.
Confiscation; An Outline
5
There are other elements in progress besides the economic ones.
The Age of the Reformation
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The social consequences are as big as the economic ones.
The Irish Times
7
The chief problems troubling the Park regime are economic ones-remarkablegrowth, high inflation, pervasive corruption.
The new yorker
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Sir Keir will need policies, especially economic ones, beyond championing a civic Britishness to outflank the nationalists.
The Guardian
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It's something the CCP uses to achieve political objectives as well as economic ones, he told ABC World Radio.
News.com.au
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The socialists knew from experience that sex views cut across economic ones-thata new interest breaks up the alignment.
A Preface to Politics
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But the often contradictory interplay between social policies and economic ones is the underlying dynamic that today drives U.S. politics.
Reuters
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In some ways, the political consequences of a rejection of NAFTA would be even more severe than the economic ones.
The new yorker
13
The modern far left has borrowed the Marxist critique of liberalism and substituted race and gender identities for economic ones.
NY Magazine
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The growth of the debt shows that local political decisions were based on short-term political needs rather than long-term economic ones.
The new yorker
15
At best, Brexit is a study in the primacy of politics over economics: political goals that take precedence over economic ones.
The Irish Times
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There are other issues, especially economic ones, which take precedence as bills have to be paid and heads kept above water.
The Irish Times
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