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- noun economics The belief that
economic causes or factors havedominance over all others
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Examples
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There has been growing discussion, here on Kasama, about "economism" - a term which has a number of meanings, and which has considerable depth to it.
Kasama 2009
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Fourthly, Obama in talking about the Middle East--the Palestine question and beyond--suffers from an acute case of "economism" or economic reductionism.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009 As'ad 2009
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Its theme is regulatory hubris, and Friedman disparages "economism," which might be described as a belief that wise economists can...
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Its theme is regulatory hubris, and Friedman disparages "economism," which might be described as a belief that wise economists can guide government policies to correct market failures.
Social Science and Public Policy, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Its theme is regulatory hubris, and Friedman disparages "economism," which might be described as a belief that wise economists can...
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Jeffrey Friedman consistently raises fascinating points, and he takes Pete Leeson to task by noting his "economism".
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For above all other things, the Church seeks excise the "economism" noted by John Paul, and replace it with things of real value.
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Obama in talking about the Middle East-the Palestine question and beyond-suffers from an acute case of "economism" or economic reductionism.
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Obama in talking about the Middle East-the Palestine question and beyond-suffers from an acute case of "economism" or economic reductionism.
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Obama in talking about the Middle East-the Palestine question and beyond-suffers from an acute case of "economism" or economic reductionism.
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