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He was more interested in politics than in economics of the labor dispute.
彼はその労働争議の経済的側面より、政治的側面により多くの関心を持っていた。
The Japanese economy is in depression.
日本経済は不況である。
The strike affected the nation's economy.
ストは国の経済をさまたげた。
Economic conditions are in a state of flux.
経済情勢は流動的である。
Japan's foreign aid is decreasing in part because of an economic slowdown at home.
日本の海外援助は、1つには国内の経済の減速によって減りつつある。
Expensive things often prove more economical in the long run.
値段の高いものの方が結局は経済的なことがよくある。
We got through the work just before ten.
10時ちょっと前に仕事が済んだ。
I don't understand how in the world they can take your stuff for safekeeping, but then the post office guy has the nerve to tell you "Sorry, we lost it" and expect that to be the end of it.
人の物を預かっておいて、「無くしました、すみません」で済まそうという郵便局側の神経が理解できない。
We studied the government's economic policy.
我々は政府の経済政策を検討した。
Central Bank is a bank that deals mainly with other banks and the government and assumes broad responsibilities in the interests of the national economy apart from the earning of profits.
It makes sense to pay off your credit card balance every month.
クレジットカードの負債は毎月返済しておいた方がいい。
Tom was in trouble financially.
トムは経済的に困難な状況だった。
The economy recorded a negative growth.
経済は厳しい不況で縮小した。
Economic development proceeded slowly.
経済の発展はゆっくりと進んだ。
It's a proven fact.
これは証明済みの事実だ。
I major in economics.
経済学を専攻しています。
Employees threatened a strike to protect worker benefits.
従業員は共済手当を守るために、ストライキのおどしをかけました。
The country is isolated economically and politically.
その国は経済的にも政治的にも孤立している。
Especially over the last 20 years, the purported link between progressive welfare policies and economic failure in the Northern European countries seems to point to the difficulty of sustaining both full social welfare and international competitivity.