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* [[Black economy]] | * [[Black economy]] | ||
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* [[Closed economy]] | * [[Closed economy]] | ||
* [[Command economy]] | * [[Command economy]] | ||
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* [[Council to Secure the Digital Economy]] | * [[Council to Secure the Digital Economy]] | ||
* [[Digital economy]] | * [[Digital economy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:41, 20 February 2024
1.
The process or system of inter-related production and consumption activities in a country or other region.
2.
The prudent management of limited available resources.
Especially by individual households.
See also
- Access economy
- Attention economy
- B Economy
- Black economy
- Blue economy
- Circular economy
- Closed economy
- Command economy
- Confidence
- Council to Secure the Digital Economy
- Digital economy
- Economic
- Economic environment
- Economical
- Economically
- Economics
- FIRE economy
- Fully planned economy
- Gig economy
- Global Economy Meeting
- Green economy
- Green Economy Coalition
- Green Economy Mark
- Household
- Impact economy
- Impact Economy Foundation
- Market economy
- Mixed economy
- Open economy
- Poverty
- Prudence
- Real economy
- Sector
- Sustainable blue economy
- Thrift
