"economics" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

economics rzeczownik

rzeczownik + economics

Kolokacji: 22

home economics • economics of piracy • business economics • market economics • development economics • ...

economics + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 34

economics professor • economics department • Economics Political Science • Economics Minister • economics degree • ...

economics + czasownik

Kolokacji: 7

economics spread • economics make • economics dictate • economics work • economics play • ...

czasownik + economics

Kolokacji: 23

study economics • teach economics • receive in economics • earn in economics • graduate in economics • ...

przymiotnik + economics

Kolokacji: 54

international economics • supply-side economics • Keynesian economics • agricultural economics • classical economics • ...

Kolokacji: 7

Grup znaczeniowych: 15

(1) international, global

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 6

1. supply-side economics = ekonomia aktywizacji produkcji supply-side economics

2. trickle-down economics = teoria skapywania (typ teorii socjologicznej) trickle-down economics

3. bad economics = zła ekonomia bad economics

4. good economics = dobra ekonomia good economics

5. cooperative economics = wspólna ekonomia cooperative economics

6. sound economics = mocna ekonomia sound economics

It's been recognised as sound economics for centuries, and is used in many other countries.
The scale of our addiction to spending money we don't have is matched only by the distortions of those who confuse profligacy with sound economics.
In part, it's sound economics.
But at a time of high unemployment in Europe and low inflation there and in Japan, it is probably sound economics.
That might be good religion, Morgan could not help thinking, but hardly sound economics.
With the motto "connecting good intentions with sound economics," the institute provides a vision of free market economics within a Judeo-Christian moral framework.
Good substantial villages with a simple commerce and sound basic economics.
This is sound economics.
In addition to necessary job creation being sound economics, we get the fringe benefit of restoring dignity to the vast army of the unemployed.
But it would also be sound economics.