Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
economically-feasible
adjective
/ˌiːkəˈnɒmɪkliˌfiːzəbl/

Definition
Capable of being achieved with available financial resources and in a manner that is financially viable.

Examples
- Investing in renewable energy can be economically-feasible if subsidies are provided.
- The new plan was found to be economically-feasible after a thorough cost analysis.

Meaning
The term refers to projects or actions that are practical and likely to succeed without leading to financial loss. It implies a careful consideration of costs versus benefits.

Synonyms
- financially viable
- cost-effective
- workable
- practical