"economic interconnection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the relationship between two economies, such as the economic interconnection between the United States and China.
They successfully rebelled against geography and redrew the map of the Western Hemisphere with new networks of economic interconnection.
The eradication of these protectionist measures, while creating avenues for economic interconnection, mostly benefited developed countries, who by using their power at GATT summits, forced developing and underdeveloped countries to open their economies to Western goods.
In explaining the economic interconnections which frustrated attempted remedies, he is at his impressive best.
As economic interconnections increase among countries around the world, critics protest that this globalization is eroding the ability of governments to protect the interests of their citizens against those of multinational corporations.
The policy of the Liberal government (in power since 1935), wartime cooperation, and the close economic interconnections between Canada and the United States had brought the two neighbours into a more intimate relationship than ever before.
Some come from an interest in process or materials; others explore politics and our social and economic interconnections.
This leads to the conclusion that the socio-economic interconnections between environmental change and the resource curse should receive wider attention in Futures 2.0 research and politics.
A systems approach offers a better understanding of the complex social, economic and political interconnections inherent in city systems.
Her work to advocate for sustainability leadership and the interconnection between economic development with social and environmental sustainability has been so impactful.
His ability to conceptualise the interconnections between economic, political and social developments was never on better display.
UCLA professor of education Carlos Alberto Torres studies the relationship between culture and power, the interconnections between economic, political, and cultural spheres, and the numerous and contradictory dynamics of social movements that make education an environment of ongoing conflict and struggle.
