Sentence examples for economically correct from inspiring English sources
Labour's argument may turn out to be economically correct but politically it is almost impossible to sell.
"If there is congestion in the system, then the economically correct solution is higher prices," he says.
The idea that globalization has done more to help the haves than the have-nots has become economically correct -- a litmus test for progressive internationalists.
The academic but economically correct testimony was interpreted as a declaration that the United States would not intervene in the currency markets to support the weakening Japanese yen.
The government was forced to let the real float freely, which was economically correct but highly unpopular as the currency's value dropped.
"We're determined to go ahead with the privatization of public sector units and will take any risks to do what we think is economically correct".
According to Srivastava et al. (2016), to be more sustainable, agriculture should be highly resilient, potentially effective, economically feasible, environmentally correct, and socially just.
For Germany, fiscal rectitude even in the face of a crisis is not just economically sensible but morally correct.
Yet the use of diversity and other ecologically based cures for agricultural ills have tended to be viewed as more politically correct than economically viable.
The biodiesel need is continually increasing in Iran, requiring an alternative source that will be technically viable, economically competitive, and ecologically correct.
The registration of dialysis in DNHR is coupled to the reimbursement system, and the hospital is only economically compensated if the correct diagnosis is registered in DNHR.
