Economic

What do we mean by economic?

Of or relating to the production, development, and management of material wealth, as of a country, household, or business enterprise. adjective

Of or relating to an economy. adjective

Of or relating to the science of economics. adjective

Of or relating to the practical necessities of life; material. adjective

Financially rewarding; economical. adjective

Efficient; economical. adjective

Relating to value as viewed from the standpoint of material welfare in contrast with values of other orders.

Etc. Obsolete forms of economic, etc. noun

Relating or pertaining to the household; domestic.

Pertaining to the regulation of household concerns.

Pertaining to pecuniary means or concerns; relating to or connected with income and expenditure: as, his economic management was bad; he was restrained by economic considerations; the economic branches of government.

Of or pertaining to economics, or the production, distribution, and use of wealth; relating to the means of living, or to the arts by which human needs and comforts are supplied: as, an economic problem; economic disturbances; economic geology or botany.

Characterized by freedom from wastefulness, extravagance, or excess; frugal; saving; sparing: as, economic use of money or of material.

= Syn.5. Saving, sparing, careful, thrifty, provident.

Pertaining to the household; domestic. adjective

Relating to domestic economy, or to the management of household affairs. adjective

Managing with frugality; guarding against waste or unnecessary expense; careful and frugal in management and in expenditure; -- said of character or habits. adjective

Managed with frugality; not marked with waste or extravagance; using the minimum of time or effort or resources required for effectiveness; frugal; -- said of acts; saving. adjective

Pertaining to an economy.

Frugal; cheap (in the sense of representing good value); economical.

Pertaining to the study of money and its movement.

Words that are spelled similarly to economic:
economic, economia, economie, economy, economics, ergonomic, ecologic, economist, economize, economise, economies, uneconomic, aeronomic, isonomic, eponymic, economiks, economism, bionomic, technomic, ekonomi, economico, economa, econome, economica, economo, economou.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word economic:
downturn, recession, prosperity, sanctions, sector, inequality, growth, gdp, monetary, crisis, businesses, unemployment, policies, boom, forum, cooperation, inflation, economics, economy, development, policy, activity, technological, recovery, stability, social, benefits, depression, integration, tourism, decline, affairs, opportunities, cultural, agriculture, collapse, reform, zone, employed, ties, investment, trade, political, difficulties, impact, interests, welfare, relations, environmental, infrastructure, situation, finance, jobs, wealth, employment, importance, commerce, factors.

Words that rhyme with economic:
ergonomic, comic, atomic, socioeconomic, autonomic, ohmic, gastronomic, islamic, nomic, diatomic, dromic, subatomic, macroeconomic, tragicomic, monatomic, romic, uneconomic, hommock, bromic, bombic, microeconomic, palmic, noneconomic, technomic, commack, adamec, tomich, wommack, adamik, romack, romick, saw mick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe economic:
socio, political, social, politico, macro, techno, agro, micro, non, year, legal, recent, scottish, ecological, demographic, geo, turkish, regional, environmental, sodo, ecologic, part, europe, world, some, africa, cio, rational, america, soclo, operative, china, bio, quarterly, religio, japan, technological, socic, economics, forthcoming, hungary, demo, sociological, korea, ritual, technico, sorio, history, argentina, economical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective economic:
development, growth, conditions, system, activity, policy, life, theory, problems, power, policies, activities, crisis, interests, status, factors, situation, relations, analysis, structure, progress, history, value, performance, resources, integration, issues, benefits, reforms, reform, importance, forces, order, change, cooperation, reasons, planning, efficiency, systems, position, aid, recovery, considerations, independence, security, expansion, aspects, depression, terms, base, prosperity, organization, success, opportunities, environment, consequences, impact, assistance, sanctions, difficulties, condition, institutions, circumstances, affairs, stability, matters, welfare, decline, necessity, sphere, basis, advantages, exploitation, costs, needs, rights, ties, incentives, freedom, thought, management, developments, structures, recession, strength, variables, advantage, loss, sectors, opportunity, unit.

Words that sound like economic:
economic, economics, ergonomic, economical, economically, uneconomic, technomic, autonomic, acronymic, hegemonic, anomic, ergonomics, taxonomic, mnenomic, bionomic, canonic, neck and neck, economy, anemic, anaemic, economists, economie, run amok, metonymic, run amuck, ecumenic, noneconomic, agronomic.