| 单词 | classical economics |
| 释义 | classical economicsˌclassical ecoˈnomics noun [uncountable] social studies, economics the economic ideas of a group of people who lived in the 18th and 19th century, including Adam Smith and John Stuart Mill. Some of the main ideas are that wealth increases when people follow their own interests, that competition encourages economic growth, and that an economic system will achieve a natural balance if nothing is done to control it. |
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