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Meanings of economics in English
Portuguese
economia Catalan
ciències econòmiques The branch of social science that deals with the production and distribution and consumption of goods and services and their management.
Russian
экономическая наука Portuguese
economia Catalan
ciències econòmiques Spanish
ciencias economicas Social science that analyzes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
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Usage of economics in English
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The crisis in Greece now goes far deeper than economics or politics.
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The economics is absolutely clear, migration is good; the politics is bad.
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Not surprisingly, they often misrepresent the real issues in the economics debate.
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Yet economics only goes some way to explaining the new cultural divide.
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Question: What have Donegal restaurant music and Internet economics got in common?
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China showed last week it is a serious player in regional economics.
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However even Downton Abbey can't change the economics of the DVD business.
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Indeed, autonomous cars promise to change the economics of the ride-hailing business.
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Roy Spencer is of course not an energy or economics expert either.
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The former chief economics correspondent ended up in the Fair Work Commission.
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The above idea, known as 'trickle-down economics', stumbles on its first hurdle.
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Take the words of behavioural economics Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, for example.
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Following Bridgman, we might prepare a list of meaningless questions in economics:
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However Auckland University economics professor Tim Hazeldine sees merit in the idea.
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Added to the economics are the ethics of humane treatment of animals.
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Every economics course ought to start not with production but with reproduction.
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Translations for economics
Portuguese
Economics through the time
Economics across language varieties
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New Zealand
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South Africa
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