Definition of Chrematistics. Meaning of Chrematistics. Synonyms of Chrematistics

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Definition of Chrematistics

Chrematistics
Chrematistics Chre`ma*tis"tics, n. [Gr. ? 9sc. ?) the art of traffic, fr. ? goods, money, fr. ? to use.] The science of wealth; the science, or a branch of the science, of political economy.

Meaning of Chrematistics from wikipedia

- established a difference between economics and chrematistics that would be foundational in medieval thought. Chrematistics for Aristotle, was the ac****ulation of...
- Catholic Church for violating the spirit if not the letter of usury laws. Chrematistics Christian finance Contractum trinius Debt-trap diplomacy Greed History...
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- these can also be aggregate, parallel, symbolic, dignity-based and chrematistics-driven. From the societal perspective, a marketing system represents...
- (οἰκονομική, oikonomikē) and criticizing those who engage in excessive chrematistics. Wealth ac****ulation is necessary to a point, but that does not make...
- labour and concrete labour Capitalist mode of production Commodity Chrematistics Dismal Science Illth Law of value Socially necessary labour time Valorisation...
- labour and concrete labour Capitalist mode of production Commodity Chrematistics Dismal Science Illth Law of value Socially necessary labour time Valorisation...
- labour and concrete labour Capitalist mode of production Commodity Chrematistics Dismal Science Illth Law of value Socially necessary labour time Valorisation...
- labour and concrete labour Capitalist mode of production Commodity Chrematistics Dismal Science Illth Law of value Socially necessary labour time Valorisation...
- purely to "make money" from it (a practice known in classical Greece as "chrematistics"). This is what Marx regards as the true origin of capital, long before...