-nomics

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Etymology [edit]

Back-formation from economics, ultimately from Ancient Greek νόμος (nomos, law).

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-nomics

  1. (economics) Used, with a combining form to form nouns meaning the economics of a specified person or state; e.g. Reaganomics

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