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Phrases with «economy»

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"economy" refers to the system of how goods and services are produced, bought, and sold within a community, region, or country. It involves various factors such as businesses, workers, money, trade, and resources, all working together to create wealth and provide people with their needs and wants. Full definition

Adjective + «economy»

global local strong national overall broader real emerging domestic upstate weak digital green largest better regional advanced political new circular modern healthy sluggish entire tough current booming bad major false sustainable poor rural underground thriving capitalist robust ailing whole stagnant struggling token provincial stable slow biggest vibrant general industrial developed

Noun + «economy»

fuel world premium energy market gig carbon century knowledge state innovation hydrogen tourism consumer cryptocurrency information service command currency growth business city bubble tech attention food mainstream trip farm game tourist discount gas blockchain export app fare sound highway space emissions war sector resource experience subscription art oil enterprise gift

Verb + «economy»

stimulate grow boost improve develop diversify slow strengthen run revive help hurt fix manage weaken spur stabilize harm change support affect stabilise damage expand impact drive destroy bolster transform decarbonize rebalance collapse plan cripple rebound jumpstart shrink reflate revitalize worsen rebuild stall sustain wreck start reinvigorate ruin rescue control discuss

«economy» + noun

class car seat award ticket fare flight figure cabin product system passenger mode price section redemption hotel service model space seating tank minister vehicle sedan room number rating company brand option function growth recovery business sector platform job contract strategy size engine policy worker comfort powerhouse rate billion segment hatchback

Sentences with «economy»

  • Compared to a six - speed operation, the wider gear spread enables an average improvement in fuel economy of more than 3 %, and more responsive performance. (greencarcongress.com)
  • Larger operations tend to have greater profitability, because of economies of scale, but, at the same time, these businesses would likely capitalize more than smaller ones from any innovations. (canadianbusiness.com)
  • These points and miles are less valuable when used for domestic flights in economy class, especially when travelers have the ability to book flights with plenty of advanced notice. (wisebread.com)
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