Collocations witheconomics
These are words often used in combination witheconomics.
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agricultural economics
The book is clearly structured and well indexed and tracks the evolving interests of the agricultural economics profession.
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basic economics
It can, however, uncover the basic economics.
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capitalist economics
September 1893: 1), suggests its regular use by the dockers, as otherwise under capitalist economics it would have been converted into a public house to create or satisfy demand.
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ecological economics
This is the spirit in which ecological economics has developed, and there is an enormous amount to be said for it.
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economics department
But the chance that there will be two people in an economics department who are experts on a particular applied subject is very small.
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economics profession
The book is clearly structured and well indexed and tracks the evolving interests of the agricultural economics profession.
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experimental economics
Where experimental psychology has an advantage over experimental economics is in the wealth of techniques for studying online processing.
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feminist economics
In recent years, feminist critiques of neoclassical economic models gained prominence, leading to the formation of feminist economics.
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international economics
There are other important fields- such as development and international economics-where we could do more.
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laissez-faire economics
They will have gone up market no matter what lip service they may have given to the free market and laissez-faire economics.
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law of economics
It is a basic law of economics that prices would rise as a result.
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mainstream economics
Given the centrality of institutional phenomena, it is somewhat surprising that institutional economics has not always been at the center of mainstream economics.
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market economics
Despite the recent ascendancy of free market economics, however, the case for state intervention has strengthened not weakened.
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matter of economics
In this sense, then, social cooperation is a matter of economics.
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modern economics
We shall argue that our eighteenth-century writers had a more open understanding of rationality than is characteristic of modern economics.
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monetary economics
In terms of monetary economics, we can say the following.
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neoclassical economics
The fields chosen for comparison are modern physics, modern experimental psychology and modern neoclassical economics.
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orthodox economics
I was also concerned with the social, natural and cultural implications of the institutional and policy arrangements that were largely based on theoretical analysis of the orthodox economics theory.
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principle of economics
But a simple principle of economics is this.
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school of economics
After all, a school of economics ought to be able to go and find money.
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