Definition of global economy in English:

global economy

noun

The economies of the world's individual countries considered together as a single economic system.
New York plays a vital role in the global economy
Example sentencesExamples
- The downturn started with the 1997 Asian crisis and gradually spread to the entire global economy.
- I'm quite nervous about the prospects for the global economy.
- But I see China as a vital part of a growing new global economy.
- In 2003, the global economy grew by 3 per cent.
- We are strengthening the foundation to compete effectively in the global economy.
- The situation has ramifications for the global economy.
- The rising costs can be attributed somewhat to a global economy that struggled with inflation during the mid-1970s.
- You will find the best way to succeed in an ever-changing global economy.
- Statistics reveal that building construction consumes 40 percent of the raw materials entering the global economy every year.
- What has changed is that more than ever we live in a global economy dominated by giant corporations.
- At last year's gathering of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, there was acknowledgment the global economy stood on the brink of recession.

单词	global economy
释义	Definition of global economy in English: global economy noun The economies of the world's individual countries considered together as a single economic system. New York plays a vital role in the global economy Example sentencesExamples The downturn started with the 1997 Asian crisis and gradually spread to the entire global economy. I'm quite nervous about the prospects for the global economy. But I see China as a vital part of a growing new global economy. In 2003, the global economy grew by 3 per cent. We are strengthening the foundation to compete effectively in the global economy. The situation has ramifications for the global economy. The rising costs can be attributed somewhat to a global economy that struggled with inflation during the mid-1970s. You will find the best way to succeed in an ever-changing global economy. Statistics reveal that building construction consumes 40 percent of the raw materials entering the global economy every year. What has changed is that more than ever we live in a global economy dominated by giant corporations. At last year's gathering of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, there was acknowledgment the global economy stood on the brink of recession.
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