Sentence examples for economic category from inspiring English sources

As an economic category it was distinguished in Marxian literature from the poor, the working classes, and the Lumpenproletariat.

Under next year's plan, the number of immigrants admitted under the economic category will increase to 172,500 from 160,600 this year, the government said.

Small business is a relatively new economic category, which became politically necessary as economic activity flowed from owner-managed enterprises to managerial corporations.

Through Thursday, NBC, which has maintained an edge in this vital economic category for more than 16 years, was ahead by only 63,000 viewers.

In the past means point back stuck in place as well as stuck in a particular economic category is really powerful.

Anxiety seems greatest among poorest voters who are most immediately exposed to the recession and least likely benefit from low interest rates: 62% of people in the DE economic category are worried.

The economic categories he employed were those of the classical British economics of David Ricardo, but Marx used them in accordance with his dialectical method to argue that bourgeois society, like every social organism, must follow its inevitable path of development.

They scored high in all social and economic categories, but especially among affluent urban viewers.

Of the broad economic categories, only manufacturing experienced no job growth.

There was a definite swing across all social and economic categories," said Karandaikar.

We use economic categories, like "human capital" and "opportunity costs," in a wide range of spheres.