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Economics (/ˌɛkəˈnɒmɪks, ˌiːkə-/) is a
social science that
studies the production, distribution, and
consumption of
goods and services.
Economics focuses...
- An
economy is an area of the production,
distribution and trade, as well as
consumption of
goods and services. In general, it is
defined as a
social domain...
- administration.
Cameralism was ****ociated with the
early modern term
oeconomics,
which had a
broader meaning than the
modern term
economics as it entailed...
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class ****igned
Unknown To the
Utlitarians 1833 "Avaunt this
œconomic rage!" No
class ****igned
Unknown Throned in the Sun's
descending car, Unknown...
- has been
reduced to a lone e in all
varieties of English: for example,
oeconomics, praemium, and aenigma. In others, it is kept in all varieties: for example...
- (diarroia)
dyspnea dyspnœa
dyspnoea ecology œcology
oecology economics œconomics oeconomics economy œconomy
oeconomy e****enism œ****enism oe****enism,
rarely o****enism...
- of use and
exchange value with the
Aristotlean distinction between the
Oeconomic and the Chrematisitic. In the Politics, the
former is
defined as value...
- to
which is added, Sylvæ, or,
Occasional tracts on
husbandry and
rural oeconomics. June 17 –
British Royal Navy
Captain Samuel Wallis becomes the first...
- to the primary-stressed one, as in (con)fœderation, œcologic(al)(ly),
œconomic(al)(ly), œ****enical(ly) and œstrogenic; for an œ ~ oe ~ e in a
closed syllable...
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botanical register (1829–1847) With
James Ridgway. Vol. 15–33.
Medical and
oeconomical botany /by John
Lindley (1849) "A
Catalogue of
Coniferous Plants, with...
