chrematistic
- adjective
- /krɪˈmætɪstɪk/
- Formal
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crematístico
- Many policies are driven by chrematistic concerns rather than social responsibility.
Examples
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The report analyzed the chrematistic aspects of the new business model.
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In a chrematistic society, financial success is often prioritized.
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Her research focuses on the chrematistic motivations behind corporate decisions.
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The chrematistic aspects of the project were carefully analyzed.
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The report analyzed the chrematistic aspects of the new business model.
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Her research focuses on the chrematistic motivations behind corporate decisions.
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Many policies are driven by chrematistic concerns rather than social responsibility.
Synonyms
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About relationships based on practical exchanges, like buying and selling, not personal feelings
About how markets and trade work, especially how prices are set
How Financial
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chrematistic comes from the Greek root chrema meaning 'money' or 'property', so it is used for things about finance or business activity in a neutral, factual way.