economic good

American  

noun

1. a commodity or service that can be utilized to satisfy human wants and that has exchange value.

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Example Sentences

The Legislative Analyst’s Office, which offers policy and fiscal advice to the state Legislature, anticipates the economic good fortune that buoyed California’s recovery from the Great Recession to come to an end with a $24-billion budget deficit in 2023-24.

From Los Angeles Times

Will Gonzalez, executive director of Ceiba, a non-profit organization in Philadelphia that promotes the economic good of the Latino community, took the long view.

From Washington Times

It concerns Metro’s ability to pay for the service its passengers expect, and that the region desperately needs if it is to return to economic good health.

From Washington Post

Farnsworth had the right ideas, but lacked the economic good luck required to make the most of them in a capitalist society.

From Salon

“As I have said before publicly, it is unconscionable that the District government cannot determine nor provide a public, social, and economic good for the communities that surround the RFK parcel and the entire city,” Commanders team president Jason Wright said in a statement.

From Washington Post