"active economy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an economy that is robust, thriving, and growing. It can suggest a sense of vitality and energy within a country's economic system. Example: The government's policies have led to an active economy, with rising employment rates and an increase in consumer spending.
Home buyers typically spend heavily on renovations and on major appliances and furniture, kindling the already active economy.
Cut red tape and taxes is their familiar answer, though they seem more interested in the 50p top rate that Huntsman Hester pays than in VAT or the income tax paid by the low paid Comrade Clegg wants to see eliminated on budget day: the awkward fact is that poor people spend their pay because they need to, the savings of the rich do not so easily recycle themselves into the active economy.
Like the UK the social investment languages and discourses in Canada and Australia also emphasized the need to move from passive welfare to active economy.
"Trying to get more people into the active economy should be the fundamental debate of this election.
Active economies with domestic agricultural intensification, like the US and China, are especially challenged by EIDs, as their continued growth and development facilitates new and dynamic ecological circumstances in which potential pathogens can readily emerge or evolve (Collins 2001).
Accordingly, by describing that inter-active economy, immunology becomes an important member of the ecological sciences.
As a consequence, there is an active underground economy involved in the sale of spores and cultivation materials, and an internet-based social network to support the illicit activity.
In New York City, where state and city excise taxes total $4.25 a pack, often pushing the retail price above $9, tax-free cigarettes from the reservations fuel a particularly active underground tobacco economy, law enforcement officials say.
The big investment banks are also active in emerging economies but may find the going increasingly tough as local banks get better.Both those models are almost impossible to replicate now.
