Economics → Economy
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Description
An economy is an area of the production, distribution and trade, as well as consumption of goods and services. In general, it is defined as a social domain that emphasize the practices, discourses, and material expressions associated with the production, use, and management of resources. A given economy is a set of processes that involves its culture, values, education, technological evolution, history, social organization, political structure, legal systems, and natural resources as main factors. These factors give context, content, and set the conditions and parameters in which an economy functions. In other words, the economic domain is a social domain of interrelated human practices and transactions that does not stand alone.
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Organizations relating to Economy
Asian Solidarity Economy Coalition / Quezon City, Philippines / Est. 2011
Peace 2000 Institute / Reykjavik, Iceland / Est. 1995
UN Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1998
Steering Committee on Trade Capacity and Standards / Geneva, Switzerland
Quadrilateral Group of Industrialized Economies
Alliance for a Responsible Plural and Solidarity Economy
Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate / Washington DC, USA / Est. 2009
Kiel Institute for the World Economy / Kiel, Germany / Est. 1914
Internationale Gesellschaft für Weltwirtschaft / Berlin, Germany
CERES / Boston MA, USA / Est. 1989
World Economy Research Institute, Warsaw / Warsaw, Poland / Est. 1985
Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation / Stockholm, Sweden / Est. 1994
Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development / Safat, Kuwait / Est. 1961
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates / Est. 1971
Mediterranean Network for the Knowledge Economy and Innovation / Calabria, Italy / Est. 2012
International Free Economy Union / Est. 1948
Institute of World Economy, Almaty / Almaty, Kazakhstan
Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy / Berkeley CA, USA / Est. 1982
Jerome A Chazen Institute for Global Business / New York NY, USA / Est. 1991
Economy and Humanism / Lyon, France / Est. 1941
Council of Cooperation in Economy of the Baltic States / Est. 1990
International Union of Free Economy
Institute of World Economy, Sofia
West Atlantic Council on Regional Economy / Est. 1967
Institute of World Economy, Tokyo / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 1941
Institute of World Economy, Hanoi / Hanoi, Vietnam / Est. 1983
Future of Asian-Pacific Economies
Institutul de Economie Mondiala, Bucuresti / Bucharest, Romania / Est. 1967
Mediterranean Council on Regional Economy / Est. 1965
Institute for the Economy of Developing Countries / Berlin, Germany
European Foundation for Culture and Economy
Institute of International Economy, Tel Aviv
Baltic Foundation for Economy and Society
International Center for Economy and Technology
Conseil méditerranéen des économies régionales
Japan Association of African Economy
International Workshop on the Sharing Economy / Est. 2015
Wellbeing Economy Alliance
World Social Forum of Transformative Economies
European Forecasting Research Association for the Macro-Economy / Est. 1998
Digital Cooperation Organization / Est. 2020
Political Economy of International Organizations / Heidelberg, Germany / Est. 2008
International Institute of Inspiration Economy / Hamad Town, Bahrain / Est. 2015
CARICOM Single Market and Economy / St Michael, Barbados / Est. 2002
Internacia Komerca kaj Ekonomia Fakgrupo / Bruges, Belgium / Est. 1985
Global Labour Institute / Carouge, Switzerland / Est. 1997
European Institute for Solidarity based Economy / Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg / Est. 1998
Intercontinental Network for the Promotion of the Social Solidarity Economy / Est. 2002
Living Economies Forum / Bainbridge Island WA, USA / Est. 1990
Green Economy Coalition / London, UK / Est. 2009
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World Problems relating to Economy
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialExcessive government intervention in the private sector
Economic inflation
Global economic stagnation
Oligopolies
Rural poverty
Improper financing of political parties
Von Economo's disease
Social symbols dominated by the economy
Distortion of national economies from food subsidies
Deflation
Instability in tourist dependent economies
War-time disruption of economies and production facilities
Vulnerability of economies to import penetration
Structural rigidity in national economies
Imbalance in world food economy
Elitist control of global economy
Subsistence approach to capital resources
Underground economy
Destruction of rural subsistence economy
Instability of the world economy
Inadequate domestic savings
Monopoly of the economy by corporations
Action Strategies relating to Economy
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialProtesting lack of integration of environmental and economic issues
Studying social reform
Creating local currency systems
Facilitating economic structural adjustment
Capturing environmental value
Forming transnational economy
Liberalizing trade
Researching women's role in the economy
Shifting from materials-intensive growth in developed countries
Keeping pace with globalizing economy
Diversifying local economies
Planning a de-carbonized economy
Strengthening national economies
Developing electronic commerce
Articulating development policies for resource-based economies
Maximizing economic benefits of construction
Measuring the internet economy
Centrally planned economies
Diversifying economies in developing countries
Exposing historical necessity for democratic government
Redirecting global economy
Renewing local economy
Resisting conversion from arms manufacture to a peaceful economy
Deepening symbols of the economy
Diversifying national economies
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