nigger trap (economic)

When the police place an 18-wheeler full of expensive electronics near a group of niggers rigged to close when a nigger is caught stealing the items.

These nigger traps are often placed near KFC's and/or McDonald's, or at your local hospital emergency room.

This is often confused with a bucket of fried chicken, bananas, and watermelon.

Jamarious: "Hey, what u be'ed locked up fo'?

Leroy: "Man i got caught in a "nigger trap (economic)" in da' hood!"

by Romizzle to the crunkizzle March 20, 2009

economist

one who, starting from a position of over-educated and under-informed logical supposition, commences making erroneous and devastating judgements about the functioning of the world, and then formally codifies their misunderstanding in dogmatic and arrogant absurdity

man, that guy is such an *economist*, i wish he'd just listen to people once in a while!

by maoctopus August 7, 2011

egonomics

Purchases made to satisfy the ego of the purchaser, rather than out of necessity. Often company directors subscribe to this philosophy.

by Ian Chode August 11, 2003

economic turmoil

This term is widely used by American retailers and politicians to describe the economic situation that crippled most American businesses from the now present Chinese covid 19 virus.

Radio ad: Because of economic turmoil the Auto industry across America has too many new cars and must sell at rock bottom pricing! So bring your $1200 stimulus check .............

by JoeyBomm July 4, 2020

economic stability

targeted efforts by a government to keep the economy of a nation at a steady rate of growth, with the goal of being sustained for a long period of time

Economic stability is more important than economic growth.

by cylerguy January 27, 2021

egonomics

The study of the (often inverse) relationship between the size of a persons ego and their true worth to society.

He talks about himself all day, but egonomics states no-one would notice if he died.

by Drazyl August 11, 2003

economidiot

1) one who subscribes to foolish economic principles such as trickle-down and voodoo economics, reaganomics, pyramids, ponzi schemes, fuzzy math, and similar financial snake-oils.

The top 2% of the wealthiest people rely on the bottom 98% of economidiots to increase their riches.

by ad-92129 September 13, 2011