Definition of immiserization in English:

immiserization

(British immiserisation)

noun ɪˌmɪzərʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)ni(m)ˌmizərəˈzāSHən

another term for immiseration
Example sentencesExamples
- The evidence from both economic and social indicators suggests that globalization, far from being a force for immiserization, has rather been a source of improvement for the people residing in the poorer countries of the world.
- The immiserization argument is only one of the many complaints about the impact of international integration, but it is arguably the one with the widest currency.
- George saw immiserization as the consequence of inappropriate human institutions, not of the inescapable niggardliness of nature as Malthus had claimed.

Derivatives

immiserize

verbɪˈmɪzərʌɪzɪ(m)ˈmɪzəˌraɪz

[with object]

Cause to become poor or impoverished; immiserate.
a country experiencing growth would be immiserized by the resulting deterioration in its terms of trade
It was believed that a secular decline in the terms of trade would result in ‘immiserizing growth ‘for the developing world if it continued to specialize in traditional raw material exports.’

Definition of immiserization in US English:

immiserization

(British immiserisation)

nouni(m)ˌmizərəˈzāSHən

another term for immiseration
Example sentencesExamples
- The evidence from both economic and social indicators suggests that globalization, far from being a force for immiserization, has rather been a source of improvement for the people residing in the poorer countries of the world.
- George saw immiserization as the consequence of inappropriate human institutions, not of the inescapable niggardliness of nature as Malthus had claimed.
- The immiserization argument is only one of the many complaints about the impact of international integration, but it is arguably the one with the widest currency.

单词	immiserization
释义	Definition of immiserization in English: immiserization (British immiserisation) noun ɪˌmɪzərʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)ni(m)ˌmizərəˈzāSHən another term for immiseration Example sentencesExamples The evidence from both economic and social indicators suggests that globalization, far from being a force for immiserization, has rather been a source of improvement for the people residing in the poorer countries of the world. The immiserization argument is only one of the many complaints about the impact of international integration, but it is arguably the one with the widest currency. George saw immiserization as the consequence of inappropriate human institutions, not of the inescapable niggardliness of nature as Malthus had claimed. Derivatives immiserize verbɪˈmɪzərʌɪzɪ(m)ˈmɪzəˌraɪz [with object] Cause to become poor or impoverished; immiserate. a country experiencing growth would be immiserized by the resulting deterioration in its terms of trade It was believed that a secular decline in the terms of trade would result in ‘immiserizing growth ‘for the developing world if it continued to specialize in traditional raw material exports.’ Definition of immiserization in US English: immiserization (British immiserisation) nouni(m)ˌmizərəˈzāSHən another term for immiseration Example sentencesExamples The evidence from both economic and social indicators suggests that globalization, far from being a force for immiserization, has rather been a source of improvement for the people residing in the poorer countries of the world. George saw immiserization as the consequence of inappropriate human institutions, not of the inescapable niggardliness of nature as Malthus had claimed. The immiserization argument is only one of the many complaints about the impact of international integration, but it is arguably the one with the widest currency.
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