Topic: ECONOMICS
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austerity
bad debt
balance of payments
balance of trade
balance sheet
bank rate
bankrupt(a)
bankrupt(v)
bankrupt(n)
black market
boom
brown goods
budget
capitalism
capitalist
cartel
closed economy
commodity
consumer
consumer confidence
consumer durables
consumer goods
consumer price index
consumption
deflate
demand
deregulate
developed
disposable income
diversify
dollars-and-cents
downturn
economic
economics
economist
economy
embargo
exchange
exchange rate mechanism
expenditure
fiscal
floor
free enterprise
free marketeer
free trade
GDP
GNP
goods
gross domestic product
gross national product
hyperinflation
import(n)
import(v)
importation
importer
inflate
inflation
inflationary
International Monetary Fund
labour-intensive
labour market
laissez-faire
living standard
macroeconomics
market-driven
market economy
market forces
market-led
market value
mixed economy
monetarism
monetary
national debt
nationalize
neocolonialism
outflow
overheated
peg
political economy
post-industrial
price control
price fixing
price index
price support
private enterprise
privatization
privatize
protect
protectionism
protective
public ownership
public service
real
recession
reflation
refund
shakeout
Single European Market
slump
socioeconomic
squeeze(v)
squeeze(n)
stagflation
standard of living
staple
stringent
subsidy
surplus
trade deficit
trade gap
trade surplus
trickle-down effect
trough
trust
voodoo economics
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ec‧o‧nom‧ics W3

1 [uncountable] the study of the way in which money and goods are produced and used [↪ economic]:
a Harvard professor of economics
a Harvard professor of economics2 [plural]BB the way in which money influences whether a plan, business etc will work effectively :
the economics of the scheme
the economics of the scheme