economic model

noun

Economics.

1. model.

Example Sentences

Peter Routledge, the head of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, said domestic lenders “argue that the shift before us demands more intelligent risk-taking, risk-taking to help economies shift their economic model to the world emerging.”

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A world in which people live significantly longer will require a new economic model focused on multigenerational, multistage employment in which a person may pursue different careers appropriate to different stages of life rather than the traditional three-stage arc of education, work and retirement.

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During the near nine-year ownership of Farhad Moshiri, eight players signed for at least £20m left for nothing, meaning that £188m in fees effectively walked out of the door - an unsustainable economic model for a club with limited resources.

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"We have a local and federal government which continues to promote a neoliberal economic model, that hasn't changed," Sergio argues.

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"No amount of 'thanking' them for their heroism should excuse the exploitative economic model that oppresses them every day to sustain the lives we live in Singapore," said Mr Kumarr.

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