economic [ˌi:kəˈnɒmɪk, америк. -ˈnɑ:-] ПРИЛ.
1. economic (concerning economy):
- economic
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- economic
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2. economic (profitable):
- economic
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economic activity СУЩ.
- economic activity
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economic area СУЩ.
- economic area
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economic climate СУЩ.
- economic climate
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economic conditions СУЩ. мн.
- economic conditions
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economic consultant СУЩ.
- economic consultant
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economic crisis СУЩ.
- economic crisis
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economic cycle СУЩ.
- economic cycle
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economic damage СУЩ. мн. отсут. (insurance)
- economic damage
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economic development СУЩ.
- economic development
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economic feasibility СУЩ.
- economic feasibility study
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economic forecast СУЩ.
- economic forecast
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Academics have criticised it, however, both for the economic damage such a doctrine could cause and for its limited applicability.
en.wikipedia.org By then, much social and economic damage had occurred, such as ruined food and deaths resulting from lack of electric heating.
en.wikipedia.org To stop panic and avoid possible economic damage, and to preserve face and public confidence, local officials applied tight media control.
en.wikipedia.org The approved pesticides may only be used when the economic damage threshold has been reached.
en.wikipedia.org The caterpillars cause economic damage to waratah and macadamia crops, the former by disfiguring the developing flowerheads.
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