Synonyms for political economy
po·lit·i·cal econ·o·my

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1. economics, economic science, political economynoun

   the branch of social science that deals with the production and distribution and consumption of goods and services and their management

   Synonyms:
   economics, economic science

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1. • Social Science

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1. Kavita Krishnan:

   I won't say that this is something kind of unique to India but of course it's a huge problem because I think the question here is the sense of entitlement and impunity that is conferred not only by a masculinist culture but also by political economy and, you know, the whole structures of power, i squarely hold the government of India responsible, the ruling party responsible for creating an Islamophobia and anti-Dalit climate that justifies acts of sexual violence and other forms of violence against these minorities.

2. Stuart Gordon:

   It was significant because of the routes it controlled and it was a very significant part of the resourcing of the political economy of Helmand, because it is a major center of drugs processing and drugs shipping.

3. Fraser Howie:

   (Developers) seem to get caught up in the political economy ... which effectively leads to a tremendous number of bad decisions because you’re now making investments based on political whim and political winds, rather than actual sound business sense.

4. Barham Salih:

   Here I reiterate Iraq's call, which we have previously issued at the United Nations General Assembly, for the formation of an international coalition to fight corruption along the lines of the international coalition against ISIS, terrorism can only be eliminated by draining its sources of funding based on corruption money as a political economy of violent.

5. AMYNE E. QASEM:

   You want a piece of advice from me? Well , in Morocco it’s better to put your full effort learning how to dance than studying political economy