old economy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishold economyˌold eˈconomy (also the Old Economy) noun [singular] an economic system that is based on older types of industry such as steel, energy, and machinery Is the Old Economy really dead? —old economy adjective [only before noun] old economy practicesExamples from the Corpusold economy• He destroys all the humbug of the talk of equality-from domestic to workplace, from old economy to new technology.• All three served at the pinnacles of the old economy.

单词	old economy
释义	old economy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishold economyˌold eˈconomy (also the Old Economy) noun [singular] an economic system that is based on older types of industry such as steel, energy, and machinery Is the Old Economy really dead? —old economy adjective [only before noun] old economy practicesExamples from the Corpusold economy• He destroys all the humbug of the talk of equality-from domestic to workplace, from old economy to new technology.• All three served at the pinnacles of the old economy.
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