"economic needs" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like, "As our population expands, so do our economic needs."
Avoidance of choice is a device for living, accommodating psychological and economic needs.
Can New York also meet the social and economic needs of the 21st century?
Lawmakers are preparing a sweeping overhaul of immigration so that it meets the country's economic needs.
Mr. Romney also called for updating the system of temporary worker visas "so that it meets our economic needs".
Driven by the real economic needs of London, on the other hand, Mr. Johnson has campaigned for looser rules.
And it's perfectly appropriate to put greater weight on the economic needs of poor people than rich people.
Supporters said that the package balanced economic needs and compassion; opponents argued that it would probably encourage more illegal immigration.
After the guns fall silent, voters' eyes turn elsewhere, often to social and economic needs.
Other reductions were based Mr. McGreevey's assessment of his constituents' economic needs.
"The economic model is finished, it hasn't been the country's economic needs," Mr. Humala said.
Today, we can simultaneously address economic needs and maintain a healthy environment.
