Meanings of economics terms in English

Our Order is, to use an economic term, very much horizontally integrated.

The Labor leader will tell the conference inequality isn't just an abstract economic term.

Coal fields are included in the economic term, land.

The economic term "tail risk" refers to the possibility of an asset suddenly losing value due to a rare event.

Sensing this, politicians have now largely abandoned discussing immigration in economic terms.

This could be his niche, an economics term he had learned in his college days.

But beneath all this wordy pretension and economic jargon, we detect another aim.

In economic jargon it is called fiscal drag.

In economic jargon, this is called "sovereign risk" and occurs when a government's decisions make business investment unreliable.

The long explanation of how these markets differ involves economic jargon like direct and indirect network effects, platform competition, and Schumpeterian competition.