The phrase "economically charged" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation or topic that has a strong economic impact or influence. Example: The debate about raising the minimum wage has become increasingly politically and economically charged, with both sides presenting strong arguments.
During this process, the city created the London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC), an unelected organization charged with economically developing the Hackney borough.
A second consideration in deciding on charges is that it is rarely economically efficient to charge for public goods.
Doug Camplejohn, the chief executive of Myplay, a competitor of MP3.com, said the license terms now being offered by the record companies are not economically viable without charging consumers a subscription fee to get access to music they already own.
The New Yorker, June 22 , 1963P. 90 On June 12, the House quite unexpectedly voted down an authorization of four hundred and fifty million dollars for the Area Redevelopment Administration, which is charged with helping economically distressed areas combat unemployment.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, June 22 , 1963P. 90 On June 12, the House quite unexpectedly voted down an authorization of four hundred and fifty million dollars for the Area Redevelopment Administration, which is charged with helping economically distressed areas combat unemployment.
Such thoughts suggested pupils' desire to be economically in charge unlike conventional assumptions that poor communities have 'dependency syndrome.'.
I also believe that the role of local authorities is centrally important in this, as democratically accountable bodies charged with representing a place, not just economically, but through its cultural identity.
Cook says full cost of service must be charged or the utility will not be economically viable over the long term, with consequences for service, public health, and management of the water resource.
Economically speaking, they're providing labor and capital, and being charged for it via the tech company's cut of their revenue.
In the Philippines, the $500 a year per student tuition charged at a Pearson school is far more than most economically disadvantaged Filipino families can afford.
Yet he thinks that space tourism will soon be economically viable".You could charge someone a hundred thousand dollars, maybe more.
