Economic or Economical? Do you know the difference between these adjectives?

In this video, we're going to learn about the difference between two commonly confused adjectives: economic and economical.
‘Economic' is an adjective that relates to the economy, finances, or the management of resources. It is used when talking about issues like economic growth, economic policies, or economic crises.
‘Economical', on the other hand, means using resources carefully and avoiding waste. It's often used to describe actions or things that save money or resources, such as being frugal or efficient.

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It is more economical to buy in bulk but we need to make sure that we don’t waste any food. My best way is to share some food with my neighbours.😊

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[@PuissanceDuNeant]

Great explanation as usual 👍 thank you !

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[@Sumeet-Kumar12486]

Thank you very much for explaining to us the difference between economic and economical. ✍️

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[@renatasimoni4818]

Great. Straight to the point. Kudos❤

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[@FaresOmara999]

Simple and perfect explanation! 🎉

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[@leylaceferli670]

Economical

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Economical.

[@paolobragantini2991]

Second is right

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I got both good 😊

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Economical

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Economical

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[@trishizet59]

Economical

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[@NoahArnoult]

Economical

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Economical

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