political economy 
noun [mass noun] dated
Economics as a branch of knowledge or academic discipline.The context consisted of economic history, political economy and the history of economic ideas....
- It is not economics that drives the analysis but politics, and the line between economics and political economy has now blurred.
- Early American writers on political economy reacted negatively to Ricardo's theory of rent.
Derivatives
political economist
- The great American political economist Thorstein Veblen, one of the most important social thinkers of the last century, made a distinction between what he called the ‘substantial people’ and ‘the underlying population’.
- Marx develops the position of the classical political economists in two directions.
- George, in contrast, always viewed himself as a classical political economist, in the vein of Adam Smith.
- incommunicable
- incommunicableness
- incommunicably
- incommunicado
- incommunicative
- incommutable
- incommutably
- in company
- in company with
- incomparability
- incomparable
- incomparably
- incompatibility
- incompatible
- incompatibly
- incompetence
- incompetency
- incompetent
- incompetently
- incompletable
- incomplete
- incompletely
- incompleteness
- incompleteness theorem
- incompletion