The word
economy is derived from two Greek roots: Oikia, house; nomos, rule. The economy
is about the good regulation of a house, of order in the use of the good of the
house.
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-barter
economy
A barter
economy is a
cashless economic system in which services and goods are traded at negotiated
rates. Barter-based economics are one of the earliest, predating monetary
system and even recorded history.
-coins :
The history
of coins extends from ancient times to the present, and is related to economic,
the history of minting technologies, the history shown by the history of
minting technologies, the history shown by the The images of coins, and the
history of coin collecting. Coins are still widely used for monetary and other
purposes
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Muslims
contribution
The branch
of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption and transfer of wealth
that seeks to analyze and describe the production, distribution, and
consumption of wealth.
In the 19th
century economics was the hobby of gentlemen of leisure and the vocation of a
few academics; economists wrote about economics policy but were rarely
consulted by legislators before decisions were made.
Today there
is hardly a government, international agency, or lager commercial band that
does not have its own staff of economists.
Many of the world’s economists devote
their time to teaching economics in
colleges and universities around the
world, but most work in various research or advisory capacities, either for
themselves [ in economics consulting firms],
in industry, or in government.
Still others are employed in
accounting, commerce, marketing, and business administration; although they are
trained ad economists, their occupational expertise falls within other fields.
Indeed, this can be considered “the age of economists,” and the demand for
their services seems insatiable.
Supply responds to that demand, and
in the United States alone some 400 institutions of higher learning grant about
900 new Ph.D.’s in economics each year.
Economy and Society :
Economy refers to the ways people use and interact with their
environment to meet their needs. Economy includes how goods are produced,
exchanged, distributed, and consumed.
The economy is an important aspect of
society, and as the economy had evolved over time, societies have, too.
This lesson will walk you through the
evolution of economy from the agricultural revolution through the
postindustrial era. We will look specifically at how technology and settlement
changes have impacted the economy.
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