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difference between "an economy" and "economy" #1 (permalink) Mon Jun 02, 2008 15:10 pm   difference between "an economy" and "economy"
 

could you shed some light on the difference between "an economy" and "economy" showing examples , please?
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difference between "an economy" and "economy" #2 (permalink) Mon Jun 02, 2008 23:02 pm   difference between "an economy" and "economy"
 

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The difference is the same as in the countable and uncountable forms of many nouns.

Economy in writing is a good skill to develop.
His writing shows an admirable economy.

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