Economy, asked by kanish60002, 8 months ago

from where is the word 'economics' derived?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

8

Answer:

The word 'economics' comes from two Greek words, 'eco' meaning home and 'nomos' meaning accounts.

mark me as brainliest

Answered by Anonymous

4

Answer:

economics is derived from two Greek words " oikos" which means household and "nomous" which means management

hope it helps you ✌️

Attachments:

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

History, 4 months ago

explain how the sinhals speakers established there majority in Srilanka?

Economy, 4 months ago

Examine whether each of the following resource categories is a public good, a common pool resource, or neither, defending your answer: a) A pod of whales in the ocean to whale hunters b) A pod of whales in the ocean to whale watchers c) The benefits from reductions of greenhouse gas emissions d) Water from town well that excludes non-residents...

English, 4 months ago

Given below is an information table about the village life and city life. Compare and write 2 paragraphs about them. PARTICULARS CITY LIFE VILLAGE LIFE Surroundings Houses Factories ,Vehicles Clean, open fields Tall buildings , Bungalows Small natural things Traffic Air people Thick Polluted, impure Educated, a few illiterate Thin Fresh, Healthy Illiterate, a few educated profession Service...

Social Sciences, 8 months ago

9. Why B.R. Ambedkar was called as the 'Chief Architect of Indian Constitution'?

History, 8 months ago

What was the relationship between the mansabdar and the jagir?

Math, 1 year ago

a² - (b-c)² please help me!!!

English, 1 year ago

a essay on english please answer...

Computer Science, 1 year ago

internet are bane for human ...