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| Terms for subject Environment (6671 entries) |
| economic concentration (The extent to which a market is taken up by producers within a given industry) | gazdasági koncentráció | |
| economic data (No definition needed) | gazdasági adatok | |
| economic development (The state of nations and the historical processes of change experienced by them, the extent to which the resources of a nation are brought into productive use; the concept of development subsumes associated social, cultural and political changes as well as welfare measures) | gazdasági fejlődés | |
| economic forecasting (The production of estimates of future financial and commercial trends, based on econometric models or surveys) | gazdasági előrejelzés | |
| economic geography (The geography of people making a living, dealing with the spatial patterns of production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. The development of economic geography over the past three decades has witnessed the substitution of analysis for description, leading to an identification of the factors and an understanding of the processes affecting the spatial differentiation of economic activities over the earth's surface) | gazdaságföldrajz | |
| economic growth (An increase over successive periods in the productivity and wealth of a household, country or region, as measured by one of several possible variables, such as the gross domestic product) | gazdasági növekedés | |
| economic incentive (Rewards or penalties offered by government or management to induce an economic sector, company or group of workers to act in such a way as to produce results that plan objectives or policy goals) | gazdasági ösztönző | |
| economic instrument (Any tool or method used by an organization to achieve general developmental goals in the production of, or in the regulation of, material resources) | közgazdasági eszköz | |
| economic management instrument (A tool or method used by any organization in the management of developmental processes used in the production of, or in the regulation of, material resources) | gazdálkodási eszköz | |
| economic plan (A design, scheme or project pertaining to the production, distribution and use of income, wealth and commodities) | gazdasági terv | |
| economic planning (An economy in which prices, incomes etc. are determined centrally by government rather than through the operation of the free market, and in which industrial production is governed by an overall national plan) | gazdasági tervezés | |
| economic policy (A definite course of action adopted and pursued by a government, political party or enterprise pertaining to the production, distribution and use of income, wealth and commodities) | gazdaságpolitika | |
| economic region (A district or an administrative division of a city or territory that is designed according to some material, distributive or productive criteria) | gazdasági térség | |
| economic rights (The just claims and legal guarantees to access, participate in and profit from the production, distribution and use of property, intellectual property, income and wealth) | gazdasági jogok | |
| economic situation (The complex of elements which, in a given period, characterize the condition or state of a country or region's ability to produce goods, services and other resources with exchange value) | gazdasági helyzet | |
| economic structure (The underlying framework, including transportation and communications systems, industrial facilities, education and technology, that enables a country or region to produce goods, services and other resources with exchange value) | gazdasági szerkezet | |
| economic support (Any form of financial assistance or inducement for persons or institutions) | gazdasági támogatás | |
| economic system (Organized sets of procedures used within or between communities to govern the production and distribution of goods and services) | gazdasági rendszer | |
| economic theory (The study of relationships in the economy. Its purpose is to analyze and explain the behaviour of the various economic elements. The body of economic theory can be divided into two broad categories, positive theory and welfare theory. Positive theory is an attempt to analyze the operation of the economy without considering the desirability of its results in terms of ultimate goals. Welfare theory is concerned primarily with an evaluation of the economic system in terms of ethical goals which are not themselves derived from economic analysis) | gazdaságelmélet | |
| economic trend (Changes of variables and parameters of an economic system, analysed in statistical calculations) | gazdasági irányzat/trend |