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economic (adjective), more economic, most economic
1. Pertaining to the management of a household, or to the financial ordering of private affairs: In school, girls used to take classes in household economic matters; such as, learning how to cook, set the table, and how to sew!
2. Relating to the development and regulation of the material resources of a community or nation: Ted's town was almost in economic ruin because its finances were in desperate straits!
3. Concerning the production and distribution of material wealth; sometimes used as an equivalent to a political financial system, but more frequently with reference to practical and specific applications: The economic reforms planned by the new government for the country were more difficult to accomplish than anticipated.
Descriptive of earning, disriboution and using of money.
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agroeconomic, agro-economic (adjective) (not comparable)
Pertaining to agricultural economy: Agroeconomic financial issues can arise among farmers collectively.
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Economics on a Global Scale
(excerpts and compilations from the news about international economic activities)
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economic slump
1. A period when there is a reduction in business and many people lose their jobs.
2. A recession or a slowing of the rate of economic growth that comes close to being a recession.

China is already two months into its own, very different stimulus effort to combat the global economic slump.

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