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The object of political economy is to show how wealth is formed, distributed and consumed.Economics is first and foremost about finding methods to ensure that any expenditure (in energy or money) is minimal in order to achieve a maximum result. Economics is the science of achieving a goal with the least amount of effort and the most satisfaction. The aim of the study of economics is also to achieve a balance between needs and resources, between production and consumption, etc.
The object of political economy is to show how wealth is formed, distributed and consumed.
Economics is first and foremost about finding methods to ensure that any expenditure (in energy or money) is minimal in order to achieve a maximum result. Economics is the science of achieving a goal with the least amount of effort and the most satisfaction. The aim of the study of economics is also to achieve a balance between needs and resources, between production and consumption, etc.
The object of political economy is to show how wealth is formed, distributed and consumed.
Economics is first and foremost about finding methods to ensure that any expenditure (in energy or money) is minimal in order to achieve a maximum result. Economics is the science of achieving a goal with the least amount of effort and the most satisfaction. The aim of the study of economics is also to achieve a balance between needs and resources, between production and consumption, etc.