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The genus
Economic Well-being
The degree of prosperity, well-being, luxury items, and essential needs accessible to an individual, community, or society.
Economic Behaviorists
Scholars or economists who study the psychological, emotional, and cognitive factors influencing the economic decisions of individuals and institutions.
Monetarists
Economists advocating the belief that adjustments in the money supply have significant repercussions on the national output in the near term and on price levels in the more distant future.
Policy Activism
An approach whereby government or policymakers actively intervene in the economy to achieve certain goals, like reducing unemployment or controlling inflation.
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