The phrase "economic offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or negotiations where a proposal involves economic terms or conditions.
Example: "The company presented an economic offer that included competitive pricing and favorable payment terms."
Alternatives: "financial proposal" or "monetary offer."
Yet Mr Balls's trial highlights a bigger problem: a Labour economic offer that is desperately weak.
Union officials deny any such link, insisting that the strike is over management's unsatisfactory economic offer.
Since last Thursday, when the M.T.A. released its initial economic offer, Mr. Toussaint has attacked management and rallied the union's members behind him.
The party's economic offer by the time of the election was blurred as Labour refused to spell out a clear deficit reduction timetable.
On the economic offer, Labour is clearly ahead – the Conservatives currently seem incapable of generating ideas of a similar scale to those that the socialists have put forward.
W. W. Boisture Jr., the chairman and chief executive of the company, which cut its local work force by nearly half, said the decision was between "a very attractive economic offer" and "a multigenerational work force that has been committed to this company for decades".
A key component to understanding demand response programs design is elasticity, which reflects customer reaction to economic offers.
The Labour tradition, and the labour theory of value, rather than liberalism, political or economic, offers the resources best suited for the task ahead.
All concession units were included in the analysis of popularity, but only the units that received tenders were included in the analyses of economic offers and tendering success.
We were also interested in the variables related to the applicants' economic offers, and to their probabilities of winning a concession.
Customs unions, along with other forms of partial economic integration, offer one means of achieving that balance.
