economies
Nations' financial networks
Economies is the plural of economy.
A country's economy is its system of producing and distributing goods and services: emerging economies, the world's largest economies.
Economies also means instances of saving money or resources: We found economies in the production process.
Economies of scale are cost reductions achieved by producing in larger quantities.
Private profit-based economy
- socialismCommunal economic control
- communismCollective ownership system
- feudalismLand-for-service social structure
- mercantilismTrade policy favoring exports
Productive without waste
- mass-productionLarge-scale standardized fabrication
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- outputWhat something generates
- volumeAmount of space filled
savings · overheads · marginal · bulk · streamlining · consolidation · throughput · standardization
Ownership stakes or inventory
- commoditiesTradeable raw materials
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
- tradingExchanging for value
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
liquidity · speculation · derivatives · bonds · futures · pricing · competition · deregulation
Increase in scope
- prosperityGood fortune, success
- boomLoud deep sound
- recessionProlonged economic decline
- depressionProlonged low state
stagnation · recovery · contraction · GDP · development · progress · inflation · deflation
State of mutual linkage
- globalizationWorldwide economic and cultural integration
- multinationalOperating across multiple countries
- integrationCombining into a whole
- cross-borderSpanning national boundaries
international · transnational · interdependence · developing · industrialized · BRICS · G7 · eurozone
capitalism
Private profit-based economy
- socialismCommunal economic control
- communismCollective ownership system
- feudalismLand-for-service social structure
mercantilism · laissez-faire · autarky · corporatism · subsistence
efficiency
Productive without waste
- mass-productionLarge-scale standardized fabrication
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- outputWhat something generates
volume · savings · overheads · marginal · bulk · streamlining · consolidation · throughput · standardization · automation
stocks
Ownership stakes or inventory
- commoditiesTradeable raw materials
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
- tradingExchanging for value
securities · liquidity · speculation · derivatives · bonds · futures · pricing · competition · deregulation · privatization
expansion
Increase in scope
- prosperityGood fortune, success
- boomLoud deep sound
- recessionProlonged economic decline
depression · stagnation · recovery · contraction · GDP · development · progress · inflation · deflation · upturn
interconnectedness
State of mutual linkage
- globalizationWorldwide economic and cultural integration
- multinationalOperating across multiple countries
- integrationCombining into a whole
cross-border · international · transnational · interdependence · developing · industrialized · BRICS · G7 · eurozone · regional
tariff
Tax on traded goods
logistics · customs · quota · bilateral · multilateral · supply-chain · freight · duty · sanction · embargo
- civilizationempires, empire, civilizations, dynasty, kingdoms
- world studiesgeography, history, cultures, nations, continents
- rise and falltides, empires, stocks, markets, careers
- worldbuildinglore, setting, realms, kingdoms, races
- historyancient civilizations, past events, historian, epochs, era
- Worldearth, globe, planet, continents, continent
economiesextravagances
Wasteful or lavish expenditures
wastes · wastefulness · profligacies · excesses · squanderings
economiesabundances
States of plentifulness
surpluses · plenties · gluts · overflows · superfluities
- economic sanctionPunitive limits on commerce
- economic powerInfluence through wealth
- economic justiceFair allocation of resources
- economic indicatorsData measuring financial health
- economic boomSustained period of growth
- economic disparitiesUnequal distribution of wealth
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