Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
economic constraints
noun
/ɪˈkɒn.əm.ɪk kənˈstreɪnts/

Definition
Economic constraints refer to limitations or restrictions that impact an individual’s or organization’s financial decision-making and resource allocation.

Examples
- The economic constraints faced by small businesses often limit their growth opportunities.
- Due to economic constraints, the government had to cut funding for several public projects.
- Individuals often make sacrifices in their lifestyle choices because of economic constraints.

Meaning
These constraints can affect how money is spent, saved, or invested, often leading to trade-offs and prioritization of certain needs or goals over others.

Synonyms
- financial limitations
- budgetary restrictions
- monetary challenges