Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
economistic
Adjective
/ˌiː.kə.nəˈmɪs.tɪk/

Definition
Relating to a reductionist or overly simplistic view of economics as the sole determinant of social and cultural factors.

Examples
- The economistic view of education overlooks important cultural elements that influence learning.
- Critics argue that the economistic approach to public policy can lead to flawed decisions that fail to consider human wellbeing.

Meaning
Economistic refers to an approach that prioritizes economic explanations for social phenomena, often neglecting other influences such as cultural, political, or social factors.

Synonyms
- Reductionist
- Materialistic
- Financialist