Synonyms for socioeconomic
ˌsoʊ si oʊˌɛk əˈnɒm ɪk, -ˌi kə-, ˌsoʊ ʃi-so·cioe·co·nom·ic

Princeton's WordNet

1. socioeconomicadjective

   involving social as well as economic factors

   "socioeconomic status"

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1. List of paraphrases for "socioeconomic":

   socio-economic, social-economic

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1. Byron Brown:

   If you had an equal and even and fair city that had services everywhere, he couldn't have pinpointed Tops. He pinpointed Tops because Tops is a result of the socioeconomic disparities that this country allows and has normalized.

2. Cato Institute:

   There’s the socioeconomic argument, but there’s also looking into better outreach at high schools, better financial aid packages and reducing other priorities like those for legacy students and athletes.

3. Michele Cote:

   We have worked over the last decade to try to disentangle the various factors associated with survival, it is highly complex, with socioeconomic factors and access to care certain to play a role. In addition, we believe that there are differences in tumor biology that we have yet to identify that make the disease more aggressive in black women.

4. Jesse Goodrich:

   Yes, there are other factors that are associated with similar changes such as age, socioeconomic factors, body mass, puberty status and more, we took all of those factors into account in the analysis in order to provide additional evidence that PFAS are what’s really driving these changes.

5. Joel Weissman:

   What this says is that there is something about occupation and socioeconomic status that influences end-of-life care, but doctors still tend to receive less intensive end-of-life care.