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Meanings of economic status in English

Financial status.

Usage of economic status in English
1
I meant the economic status of the working-man, and his social status.
A Traveler from Altruria: Romance
2
These differences were reduced after adjustment for socio- economic status and social support.
Pubmed
3
Reported use of Doppler ultrasound assessment was negatively associated with socio- economic status.
Pubmed
4
And it doesn't discriminate on the basis of age or socio- economic status.
The Irish Times
5
They were prior performance in school, socio- economic status and parents' educational attainment.
Radio NZ
6
Rather it is geography, socio- economic status and education that are the markers.
Radio NZ
7
I guess you'd better leave the economic status of society alone, Lydia.
The Squirrel-Cage
8
Background: Research shows disparities in cancer outcomes by ethnicity or socio- economic status.
Pubmed
9
Moreover, anxiety, transportation, and economic status were negatively related to the preventive measures.
Pubmed
10
My activities are directed to maintaining my personal economic status and physical well-being.
My Name is Legion
11
There were no differences between groups in age, race, employment or socio- economic status.
Pubmed
12
Strangely, identities based on economic status play a far smaller role.
The Guardian
13
Family social- economic status moderated adolescent internet-use levels but not the development of AIA.
Pubmed
14
Family social- economic status was not associated with the development of AIA.
Pubmed
15
Liberia's economic status had been precarious right from the founding of the nation-state.
This child will be great
16
The OECD draws a strong connection between students' performance and their socio- economic status.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Economic status through the time
Economic status across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common