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economy /econ·o·my/ (e-kon´ah-me) the management of domestic affairs. token economy in behavior therapy, a program of treatment in which the patient earns tokens, exchangeable for rewards, for appropriate personal and social behavior and loses tokens for antisocial behavior. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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18 quoted Tuwaijri as saying the SEC opened new economic sectors for foreign investment in line with the king's reforms aimed at strengthening the economy, attracting more FDI and enhancing private sector participation. Under the System of National Accounts, which guides the collection and reporting of economic data around the world, these organizations are allocated among different economic sectors based on their principal source of income. Gulf News on July 3 quoted an Abu Dhabi-based economist as saying: "Economic growth, boosted by the remarkable growth in new and traditional economic sectors and the increase in international oil prices, is creating larger demand for goods and services than in the past; this additional demand has driven prices up". |
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