economic benefit

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economic
adjective
uk /ˌiː.kəˈnɒm.ɪk/ us /ˌiː.kəˈnɑː.mɪk/
relating to trade, industry, ...
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benefit
noun
uk /ˈben.ɪ.fɪt/ us /ˈben.ə.fɪt/
a helpful or good effect, or something intended ...
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Examples of economic benefit

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If any of the theological types can achieve these goals, they are a source of genuine economicbenefit for their adherents.
Significant changes in management strategy, optimal entry fee and economicbenefit appear to be possible by recognizing different scales and orientations of relevant stakeholders.
Most of the economicbenefit is directly to the tour company, and the rest of the revenues cannot contribute significantly to local economy.
Of course, the economicbenefit is also discounted (at rate r).
It is not unreasonable to suppose that this economicbenefit was continued to the 5-year mark.
In contrast, in high input production systems, the reduction of low loss rates may result in a net economicbenefit for the farmer.
The trial did not find much addition to economicbenefit resulting from the use of the green feeds as fresh supplemental resources.
This is significant, as it is assumed that the main economicbenefit of tacrine is the potential to delay entry into nursing home care.
Characteristically, he never invoked the prospect of economicbenefit as a reason for scientific work.
It is not the general economicbenefit of their country that is under discussion but their personal (or family) economicbenefit as they see it.
In fact, this activity cannot only be assessed in terms of direct economicbenefit.
Under such a compensation scheme they bear no costs by living with the wildlife, but reap no economicbenefit either from the proximity of a wildlife population.
However, the economicbenefit of using pest control might be higher if we split the control months into two (or more) periods each year separated by at least one month.
Hence, one approach to link organic agriculture with agro-ecotourism is proposed in this study to maximize the economicbenefit of organic agriculture.
Wealth is rather accidental, a windfall gain, or situational, where citizenship becomes a source of economicbenefit.
Estimated positive value of drought mitigation provides rare evidence of a substantive, quantified economicbenefit of tropical forest conservation, and makes an important addition to the literature.
Economicbenefit was only potential, and there were dangers.
Hence, the economicbenefit of rice production is calculated as a control for comparison in this study.
We supported the conference's aim of identifying practical means of increasing regional co-operation for the economicbenefit of the region as a whole.
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That is not just for the economicbenefit of the nation.
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