Sentence examples for economic units from inspiring English sources

To this government, people are economic units to be moved around the global checkerboard.

But what he liked about it helps explain why industries like steel are so much more than just economic units.

All economic units, except the peasant producers, were subjected to orders from the government's Supreme Council of National Economy (V.S.N.Kh).

If economic units could not be controlled in this fashion, the market-organized system could not possibly function.

It looks at housing, and household debt, and employment, and something called "household formation", which is how many people are getting married and creating larger economic units.

It is worrying because it relies on the idea that individuals are mere economic units, there to serve the economy, rather than the other way around.

Besides, a severe economic crisis can make the question of whether it's better to have bigger or smaller economic units seem like a nicety.

Those who seek to lead need to show they understand that we are not mere economic units, whose lives can be measured in growth statistics.

Kipsikis do not live in villages but rather are organized in hamlets of adjacent homesteads, called kakuet, that serve as both political and economic units.

The social and political fragmentation and economic decay of the late empire reduced most of western Europe to small-scale, self-sufficient economic units.

Households are both socio-economic units and systems of membership.