Synonyms for economic theory
eco·nom·ic the·o·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. economic theorynoun

   (economics) a theory of commercial activities (such as the production and consumption of goods)

Matched Categories

1. • Economics
   • Theory

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1. Rick Karcher:

   Economic theory would tell Blake Lawrence that there’s a limited pie of money that’s going to spent, there’s only so much money that’s going to be spent on college athletes in terms of endorsements. They ’ll be competing for that money.

2. Conrad DeQuadros:

   It takes two to tango and the problem with job creation would appear to be a reluctance to supply labor, not a diminishment of demand, and we would love to hear the economic theory that explains how continued Fed bond purchases encourage workers to return to work.

3. Joseph Stiglitz:

   Neo-liberal market fundamentalism was always a political doctrine serving certain interests. It was never supported by economic theory. Nor, it should now be clear, is it supported by historical experience.

4. Lansing Pollock:

   When libertarian moral theory is combined with economic theory a compelling conception of the good society emerges.