economics

Definition:
1. The study of how a society organizes its money, trade and industry.
2. The way in which money influences, or is organized within an area of business or society.

Use 'economics' in a sentence:

• 1. He studied History and Economics.
• 2. Economics undergraduates are probably the brightest in the university.
• 3. The gender balance in economics is changing.
• 4. Where economics comes unstuck is when it doesn't take account of the anticipated actions of human beings.
• 5. When they go shopping, she teaches them economics.
• 6. He is now a professor of economics at Western New England College in Springfield, Massachusetts.
• 7. The teacher who took us for economics was Miss Humphrey.
• 8. Listen to part of a lecture in an economics class.
• 9. Schmidt continued to expound his views on economics and politics.
• 10. We don't cover party politics or economics.
• 11. The economics of the Superbowl are already astronomical.
• 12. What you need to know is that this is bad economics.
• 13. One can't separate politics from economics.
• 14. He'd heard somewhere that the questions in economics examination papers stayed the same from year to year.
• 15. Economics has much to do with texting's popularity.
• 16. He was born in Zimbabwe where he completed his first degree in economics.
• 17. We do not comment on national economics.
• 18. They also lack an understanding of elementary economics.
• 19. Economics is the base and politics the concentrated expression of economics.
• 20. Groups with pimitive economics still manage without them.
• 21. I've got a master's in economics.
• 22. Ms Senatorova showed an instinctive feel for market economics.
• 23. That was my last economics lecture of the week.
• 24. He gained a first class Honours degree in economics.
• 25. Economics will not stop Europe's politicians complaining when jobs are lost in their own backyard.
• 26. No, in fact I got an A on my first economics paper.
• 27. American economists have made important contributions to the field of financial and corporate economics.
• 28. The diagram implanted a dangerous prejudice firmly in the minds of countless economics students.
• 29. They wanted to initiate a discussion on economics.
• 30. The idea is to spread social democracy and economics outwards from Europe.
• 31. This will transform the economics of the industry.
• 32. The economics ministry has increasingly played a subsidiary role to the finance ministry.
• 33. The government is not simply relying on trickle-down economics to tackle poverty.
• 34. She was appointed to a professorship in Economics at Princeton.
• 35. It is a question of the relation of ethics to economics.
• 36. He studied politics and economics at Yale.
• 37. I tutored in economics.
• 38. His younger sister is studying economics.
• 39. He is regarded as a committed supporter of a radical free-market economics policy.
• 40. She was cramming for her Economics exam.
• 41. A nimble mind backed by a degree in economics gave him a firm grasp of financial matters.
• 42. I've a master's in economics.
• 43. Economics was a closed book to him.
• 44. Economics is an inexact science.
• 45. Robert Dunn is a professor of economics at George Washington University.
• 46. Our economics correspondent, James Morgan, is just back from Germany.
• 47. The economics of the project are very encouraging.
• 48. This isn't your typical economics class.