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1) They refrained from genuflecting to the laws of political economy.

2) He explained scientifically the most important questions of political economy.

3) Both practised political economy around the Cabinet table.

4) Political economy in the broadest sense is the study of all these massive problems.

5) The state can powerfully affect the political economy in six general ways: F1.

6) Political economy and class perspectives on urban sociology lend little credence to this type of analysis.

7) In this political economy, surplus value is accumulated by the state,(http://sentencedict.com/political economy.html) not by individuals.

8) The encroachment of the Eastern political economy into Utah in essence relegated the Mormon theocracy to the status of an internal colony.

9) It was framed on the principles of modern political economy.

10) This combination of politics and economics is called political economy.

11) In ten years, the Thatcher governments transformed the political economy and the public culture.

12) If our political economy remains backward,[sentencedict.com] our intellectual economy has leaped ahead.

13) It involves the whole political economy of modern agriculture - and that includes consumers and politicians as well as producers.

14) The other major system of political economy prevailing in the world today is socialism.

15) Hence, a political economy of the urban is scarcely more plausible now than it has ever been in the past.

16) First, no country has a political economy that corresponds exactly to either the market economy or the command economy.

17) Our argument is that this type of politics has a strong basis in instincts and emotion as well as in political economy.

18) Very recently, however, there have emerged important signs of a change within those working within a political economy perspective.

19) Clearly, the state has a dominant, even an overwhelming role in this political economy.

20) Rural social geographers take this view very seriously, as it stems directly from the political economy background outlined in chapter 1.

21) All three were pushed into the background, as the more compelling issues of the day-principally the modern political economy were debated.

22) North-South models; international migration of labour; trade and industrial structure in the 1930s; the political economy of protectionism.

23) Historians and others have written about the boost to economic activity from technology, religion, and the ideas of political economy.

24) Communism is a system that closely resembles the command political economy described above.

25) In this basic sense both historical materialism and Marxist political economy are undeniably structuralist.

26) To the Enlightenment mind, no one else possessed the unsentimental rationality and essential competitiveness to make the new political economy succeed.

27) Morgan and Sayer are an example of the new style of analysis within a broadly political economy perspective.

28) This decentralization of political power is linked to a political economy that strongly emphasizes private control and limited government involvement.

29) The main aim of this chapter is to provide you with a grasp of political economy.

30) In this sense, Keynes's General Theory may well be regarded as self-defeating in terms of its impact on political economy.