socio-economic in Irish
socio-economic in Irish is socheacnamaíoch — socio-economic means relating to the combination of a person's or group's social position and financial circumstances, such as income, education, occupation and class.
socio-economic in Irish
socheacnamaíoch
Of or pertaining to a combination of social and economic factors.
What does "socio-economic" mean?
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adjective Relating to the combination of a person's or group's social position and financial circumstances, such as income, education, occupation and class.
"Test scores still track socioeconomic background more closely than anything else."
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adjective Concerning the interaction between social conditions and the economy of a place.
"The dam brought sweeping socioeconomic change to the valley."
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socio-economic in a sentence
- Test scores still track socioeconomic background more closely than anything else.
- The study controlled for socioeconomic status.
- The dam brought sweeping socioeconomic change to the valley.
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What is "socio-economic" in Irish?
"socio-economic" in Irish is socheacnamaíoch. socio-economic means: Relating to the combination of a person's or group's social position and financial circumstances, such as income, education, occupation and class.
How do you use "socio-economic" in a sentence?
Example: "Test scores still track socioeconomic background more closely than anything else." In Irish, "socio-economic" is socheacnamaíoch.
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