Is economic doing always a part of our real world?

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Amipara Manilal D

Answer is YES. As far as definition is concern, it is negotiable term, what I mean is for different people the mile stone is different. It is varying culture to culture and society to society. It is mind set of people decides the mile stone.

Olaf Schilgen

Yes, I do agree. The interesting question is - if that is true:

What is the difference from Economics to Real Economics?