"economy system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any system of production, exchange, distribution, and consumption of goods and services of a country or other area. For example: "The government proposed a series of reforms to the economy system in order to stimulate economic activity."
It shows that 1.8 million people work in the solidarity economy system.
He sees it fitting into a big picture: "You go from a linear economy system where you produce waste for landfill or incineration, to one in which you make your products from materials that you can endlessly recycle".
It sucks money out from the existing economy system.
Furthermore, it needs time for this money flow to transform into the economy system.
When oil price hit bottom, too much money rushed into Venezuela's economy system.
Bifurcation can cause unacceptable new conditions or instability in the economy system.
Reference [12] presented a generation output model to evaluate the power dispatch problems under low-carbon and economy systems development.
Circular economy systems keep the added value in products for as long as possible and virtually eliminate waste.
In the Clinton era, the West watched impassively as command economy systems unraveled into chaos, having promised them for decades that happiness lay through democracy and transparency and open markets.
First publicized, last year, in a planning document published by the State Council, S.C.S. was billed as "an important component part of the Socialist market-economy system," underwriting a "harmonious Socialist society".
In part, this is because, aside from defending its "core interests" of Tibet, Xinjiang, Taiwan and the Communist party-led politico-economy system, China's diplomacy often seems to amount to little more than the pursuit of raw material supplies to feed its economic machine.
