English–Japanese
“economy” in Japanese
How to say “economy” in Japanese
“Economy” in Japanese is 景気 (keiki).
It refers to how active and strong the economy is as production, spending, and business conditions change.
Example sentences with 景気
物価が上がると、景気の先行きが心配になります。buk ka ga a ga ru to kei ki no saki yu ki ga shin pai ni na ri ma su
When prices rise, people become concerned about the future of the economy.
Tips for using 景気
- The phrase 景気が悪い (keiki ga warui) is a common way to say that economic conditions are weak, not simply that a particular shop is having a quiet day.
Other Japanese words for “economy”
国の経済は大切です。kuni no kei zai wa tai setsu de su
The country's economy is important.