economics in Greek
economics in Greek is οικονομικά — economics means the academic and social science studying how resources, wealth, goods, and money are produced, distributed, and consumed.
economics in Greek
οικονομικά
Pronounced: oikonomika
(social sciences) The study of resource allocation, distribution and consumption; of capital and investment; and of management of the factors of production.
What does "economics" mean?
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noun The academic and social science studying how resources, wealth, goods, and money are produced, distributed, and consumed.
"She majored in economics before going into banking."
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economics in a sentence
- She majored in economics before going into banking.
- The economics of the project just didn't add up.
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What is "economics" in Greek?
"economics" in Greek is οικονομικά. economics means: The academic and social science studying how resources, wealth, goods, and money are produced, distributed, and consumed.
How do you pronounce οικονομικά?
"economics" in Greek is οικονομικά, pronounced "oikonomika".
How do you use "economics" in a sentence?
Example: "She majored in economics before going into banking." In Greek, "economics" is οικονομικά.
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