econ
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- noun
- /ˈiːkɒn/
- Informal
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economía
- Are you an econ major?
- Polit econ
- Dev econ
- econ 3
First, we are honoured to have NYU Econ Prof William Ishley.
- First, we are honoured to have NYU Econ Prof William Ishley.
- So like econ, psychology, history, all that stuff.
- It might have been George Sigler out of Chicago, or I'm an econ nerd.
- OK, so fundamentally microeconomics, how many people took AP high school econ?
- Major in Econ, go into business or finance, make bank and take care of my family.
- Major in Econ, go in the business or finance, make bank and take care of my family.
Examples
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I recognize you from Econ.
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If you understand this, graduate from the Econ department, master's degree or PhD.
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And come on folks, this is simple econ from high school.
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Major in Econ, go into business or finance, make bank and take care of my family.
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I was an econ major.
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The traditional econ 101 approach to free trade is that both sides benefit.
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We sit together in Econ 3.45.
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I'm just saying, Ma, I got a Sosh midterm on Monday and an Econ paper due Wednesday.
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You're late for Econ!
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Are you an econ major at the university?
Synonyms
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The study of how people make, buy, and use things and services
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The study of how people and countries make, share, and use goods and services
Surface Forms
Etymology
Econ is an informal short form of economics, the school subject about money, markets and choices; the full word comes from old Greek oikos ('house') and nomos ('rule'). So when someone studies econ, they learn how people and nations manage money and resources.