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economics

/ˌiː.kəˈnɒm.ɪks/

翻译: 研究生产、分配和消费商品与服务的社会科学;也指某项活动的经济方面或经济效益。

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noun

/ˌiː.kəˈnɒm.ɪks/B1formal
  • zh研究生产、分配和消费商品与服务的社会科学;也指某项活动的经济方面或经济效益。

The social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services; also the financial considerations or aspects of a particular activity, sector, or policy.

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  1. The social science concerned with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth.B2formalscientific

    The academic discipline that analyses how individuals, businesses, governments, and nations make choices about allocating scarce resources to satisfy their needs and wants, structuring systems of exchange and framing economic policy.

    zh研究生产、消费与财富流转的社会科学

    • She decided to study economics at university to understand market dynamics.
    • Classical economics emphasised the self‑regulating nature of free markets.
    • Behavioural economics challenges the assumption that people always make perfectly rational choices.
    • The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics was awarded to researchers working on poverty alleviation.
    • Economics provides the theoretical framework for analysing inflation and unemployment.

    同义词economic scienceeconomic theorypolitical economy

  2. The financial aspects or viability of a particular activity, project, or industry.B2formalbusiness

    The practical consideration of costs, revenues, profitability, or efficiency characterising a specific undertaking; often used with a modifier to denote the type of enterprise being evaluated.

    zh经济性;经济效益

    • The economics of organic farming mean higher prices but greater environmental benefit.
    • The studio cancelled the film after reviewing the project’s dismal budgetary outlook.
    • Understanding the economics of cloud computing can save startups thousands of dollars.
    • The newspaper hired a columnist to analyse the business of professional sport.
    • Fluctuating fuel prices dominate the economics of the airline industry.

    同义词profitability

  3. Money‑related conditions or factors affecting a country or region.B2formal

    The state of a nation’s or area’s economic system in terms of prosperity, employment, trade, and monetary health; frequently used when discussing policy outcomes or general fiscal climate.

    zh经济状况

    • The government cited improved national output as evidence its strategy was working.
    • Unstable trade conditions can erase years of fiscal progress in a developing region.
    • Regional disparities persist despite overall growth in the national financial picture.
    • The analysis showed that the local commercial landscape had not recovered from the recession.
    • Sanctions placed immense strain on the country's entire productive system.

    同义词economy

词形
  • economics' possessive plural form