quasieconomic

English

Etymology

quasi- +‎ economic

Adjective

quasieconomic (not comparable)

  1. Having certain economic aspects.
    • 2011, Kristine Nelson, Paul Adams, Reinventing Human Services: Community- and Family-Centered Practice:
      Decisions about participation, staying, or moving are presumed to be based on a quasieconomic form of reasoning about the costs of desired ends (e.g., Fischer, 1982; Fischer et al., 1977, esp. pp. 139-186; Rossi, 1956).
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