"economically positive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or aspect of something that has a beneficial impact on the economy. Example: "The new trade agreements have had an economically positive effect on the country's GDP growth."
Most analysts regard illegal immigration as economically positive overall.
The results in many parts of the West, and spectacularly in the English North American colonies, later the United States, have been economically positive.
Concerns about the health of the euro offset the potential for membership to be considered economically positive; 68% of Britons agree that the debt crisis has made them question the currency's stability and while these concerns are most pronounced among Leave supporters (82% agree) they are common across the political spectrum.
The intention is almost always good – or at least always economically positive – but corporations do a few things wrong.
To date, this trade-off has been economically positive because automation eliminated people, and the immediacy of results sped up the pace of business.
What is probable, however - and will concern many in bigger companies - is that Labour and the Tories will view UKIP's success as proving that the debate on whether immigration is economically positive or negative, has become an irrelevance at best and a danger to their own prospects.
They are economically liberal: positive about global markets but wary of both capitalist oligarchs and socialist tinkering.
Our results show that the main statistically robust and economically relevant positive effect is exerted by IVC investors on firm sales growth.
Focusing on the long-term association of firm value with staggered boards, we find that the adoption of a staggered board has a statistically and economically significant positive impact on firm value.
These are economically important positive welfare effects that need to be included into every coherent assessment of the policy.
First, we found a highly statistically and economically significant positive effect of this banking activity variable and of the number of banks on money demand in addition to those of nominal income.
