Noun:

અર્થશાસ્ત્રી,

economistic's Usage Examples:

liberalism"s invitation also incurred great costs, for with it they accepted an economistic conception of self and society that has by its moral minimalism rendered.

organizing the economic forces the way it does convinces me that an economistic view is too limited--so limited, in fact, that to treat it as such is.

"Brenner"s Marxism is "political Marxism"—in reaction to the wave of economistic tendencies in contemporary historiography.

worker representatives such as Wang Hongwen criticized some demands as "economistic" violation (which means it was another strategy of capitalist-roader.

as academic disciplines have seen a movement away from the mainstream economistic and deterministic view of the tropical world in the 1970s.

responding to scholars who deemed her earlier work overly deterministic or economistic.

Carl Menger Contributions Embeddedness, Double Movement, fictitious commodities, economistic fallacy, the formalist–substantivist debate (substantivism).

The economistic fallacy is a concept originated by Karl Polanyi in the 1950s, that refers to fallacious conflation of human economy in general, with its.

returns to higher education, Brand and Yu Xie challenge the conventional economistic view that comparative advantage would make the individuals with the most.

challenges the long-standing misrepresentation of Marx as a Eurocentric and economistic thinker who was fixated on class conflict alone.

craft-union tactics of excluding other workers from skilled trades, an economistic struggle may even weaken the working class as a whole by dividing it.

seem, it represents in my view an archaic ideology rooted in a narrowly economistic notion of bourgeois interest, indeed of a sectorial interest as such.

Block"s argument is that the capitalist illusion is an entire economistic social theory that has become part of society’s common sense.