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quasieconomic

quasieconomic adjective: having certain economic aspects.

Adjective

quasieconomic (not comparable)

  1. Having certain economic aspects.
    • Decisions about participation, staying, or moving are presumed to be based on a quasieconomic form of reasoning about the costs of desired ends (e.g., Fischer, 1982; Fischer et al., 1977, esp. pp. 139-186; Rossi, 1956).2011, Kristine Nelson, Paul Adams, Reinventing Human Services: Community- and Family-Centered Practice

Origin of quasieconomic

From quasi- + economic.

Questions about quasieconomic

What does quasieconomic mean?
Quasieconomic means having certain economic aspects.
What part of speech is quasieconomic?
Quasieconomic is an adjective.

Words near quasieconomic in the dictionary

  1. quasidominance
  2. quasidominant
  3. quasidormant
  4. quasidynamical
  5. quasieasement
  6. quasieconomic
  7. quasielastic
  8. quasielectron
  9. quasielectrons
  10. quasielliptical
  11. quasienantiomer

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