Значение слова "ECONOMICS" найдено в 42 источниках

ECONOMICS

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"

[ˏiːkə`nɔmɪks]

экономика; народное хозяйство

экономика, экономическая теория, экономическая наука

найдено в "Financial and business terms"

economics: translation

The study of the economy. See also: macroeconomics; microeconomics; Keynesian economics, monetarism ( monetarist), and supply-side economics. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

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economics ec‧o‧nom‧ics [ˌekəˈnɒmɪks, ˌiː- ǁ -ˈnɑː-] noun ECONOMICS

1. [uncountable] the study of the way in which wealth is produced and used:

• Our consultants include a professor of economics at Harvard University.

apˌplied ecoˈnomics [uncountable] ECONOMICS

economics used to understand and solve problems in the world of business and government, rather than just as ideas:

• a one-year course in applied economics for government policymakers

ˌclassical ecoˈnomics [uncountable] ECONOMICS

the ideas that people had about economics between the 18th and early 20th centuries, for example that wealth increases as a result of people following their own interest, and that there is a natural state of balance in the economy that will happen if nothing is done to disturb it

deˈvelopment ecoˌnomics [uncountable] ECONOMICS

the study of how to increase wealth in countries that are changing from an agricultural economy to an industrial one:

• A knowledge of development economics and the challenges faced by a small, developing country would be an advantage for this job.

inˌdustrial ecoˈnomics [uncountable] ECONOMICS

the study of how businesses compete against each other in different industries, and what makes businesses succeed or fail

matheˌmatical ecoˈnomics [uncountable] ECONOMICS STATISTICS

another name for econometrics

ˈsupply-side ecoˌnomics [uncountable] ECONOMICS

a theory stating that governments should cut taxes in order to encourage investment, rather than making more money available in the economy

ˈwelfare ecoˌnomics [uncountable] ECONOMICS

the part of economics that deals with how a country's economy should be managed to increase the wealth and standard of living of people in the country:

• In welfare economics the existence of market failure is sufficient reason for government intervention.

2. [plural] calculations of whether an activity or business will be profitable or not:

• The economics of producing oil from coal do not look attractive.

— see also macroeconomics, microeconomics

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economics UK US /ˌiːkəˈnɒmɪks/ noun

► [U] ECONOMICS the study of the way in which economies work, for example, the way in which they make money and produce and distribute goods and services: »One of the laws of economics is that today's shortage is tomorrow's glut.
»He has a degree in economics.
»She's economics professor/professor of economics at the University of Berkeley.

→ See also APPLIED ECONOMICS(Cf.↑applied economics), CLASSICAL ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑classical economics), DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑development economics), FINANCIAL ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑financial economics), GLOBAL ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑global economics), INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑industrial economics), INFORMATION ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑information economics), LABOUR ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑labour economics), MACROECONOMICS(Cf. ↑macroeconomics), MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑mathematical economics), MICROECONOMICS(Cf. ↑microeconomics), SUPPLY-SIDE ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑supply-side economics), WELFARE ECONOMICS(Cf. ↑welfare economics)

► [plural] FINANCE business activities considered from a financial point of view, and whether or not products or services are likely to make a profit: »Energy policy must be built on economics if it is to succeed.
»We are trying to change the economics of the digital business to let consumers benefit.

найдено в "Англо-русском экономическом словаре"

сущ.

1) эк. экономика, экономическая теория, экономическая наука (классическое определение: наука о хозяйстве, т. е. о том, как осуществляется производство, распределение, обмен и потребление; неоклассическое определение: анализ того, как люди используют ограниченные ресурсы для удовлетворения своих неограниченных потребностей)

Syn:

economic theory

See:

applied economics, Austrian economics, basic economics, bioeconomics, bourgeois economics, business economics, classical economics, descriptive economics, disequilibrium economics, dynamic economics, evolutionary economics, experimental economics, heterodox economics, institutional economics, Keynesian economics, Marxian economics, mathematical economics, Neo-Austrian economics, Neo-Ricardian economics, Neo-Walrasian economics, neoclassical economics, normative economics, orthodox economics, positive economics, psychological economics, pure economics, rational economics, socio-economics, statistical economics, steady-state economics, structuralist economics, supply-side economics, transaction cost economics, political economy, economic sociology, economic psychology

2) эк. экономика (часть названия дисциплины, в которой изучается конкретная отрасль хозяйства или некоторый круг проблем)

See:

agricultural economics, construction economics, consumer economics, comparative economics, cultural economics, development economics, economics of conventions, economics of discrimination, economics of inequality, economics of information, economics of law, engineering economics, environmental economics, financial economics, gender economics, global economics, grants economics, home economics, industrial economics, international economics, manufacturing economics, labour economics, land economics, monetary economics, national economics, personnel economics, policy economics, public economics, range economics, social economics, spatial economics, transitional economics, urban economics, welfare economics

3) эк. экономический анализ (как часть названия книги или статьи, в которой осуществляется экономический анализ какой-л.проблемы)

Economics of Iraq War — экономический анализ войны в Ираке

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экономика: наука об экономике, включая производство, отношения обмена, потребления и распределения; исследования экономических процессов; классическая экономика концентрировалась на вопросах распределения продуктов и ресурсов под влиянием сил спроса и предложения; различают макроэкономику, т. е. изучение всей экономики страны или мира в целом, и микроэкономику, которая занимается проблемами секторов экономики, отраслей, предприятий;см. Keynesian economics;

macroeconomics;

monetarism;

supply-side economics.

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экономика

..Словарь экономических терминов.

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Международные экономические отношения

экономика (как наука)

научная дисциплина, занимающаяся изучением секторов (промышленность, сельское хозяйство, и т. д.) и отраслей (машиностроение, образование и т. д.) народного хозяйства, а также некоторых условий и элементов производства (народонаселение, труд, управление и т. д.)

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