The phrase "socioeconomic system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the interplay between social and economic factors within a society.
Example: "The socioeconomic system of the country has a significant impact on the quality of life for its citizens."
Alternatives: "economic and social structure" or "social-economic framework."
"Das Kapital" (and the great portion of Marx's vast oeuvre) is a critical analysis of capitalism as a socioeconomic system.
But before passing judgment on any given socioeconomic system, one must first compare its achievements to that of its predecessor.
Sam Dillon COLOMBIA SWEDISH PEACE TALKSS -- Leaders of Colombia's main rebel force and government officials arrived in Stockholm to hold peace talks and to study Scandinavia's socioeconomic system.
Since its assumption of power the present government has taken some revolutionary steps in reforming the socioeconomic system.
After the First World War, the introduction of social democracy, the socioeconomic system that most Western countries settled on, delivered steadily rising living standards, which helped to keep the extremists at bay.
Marikana is telling us that the change in 1994 was to incorporate the black elite into the socioeconomic system that the white elite had been running for 140 years.
In her controversial philosophy of objectivism, she argued that capitalism was innately superior to other socioeconomic systems, such as feudalism and socialism, because it was based on voluntary exchange on the part of rational, self-interested individuals.
Fresh water is a scarce and critical resource in both natural and socioeconomic systems.
IBS causes reduced quality of life and poses considerable repercussions on health and socioeconomic systems.
ISM was first proposed by J. Warfield in 1974 to analyze the complex socioeconomic systems.
Northern Eurasia is a key part of the global Earth and socioeconomic systems.
