Hagfræðileg

Hagfræðileg is an Icelandic adjective meaning related to economics or pertaining to the economy. It is derived from hagfræði, the field of economics, with the suffix -leg that creates adjectives meaning “relating to” or “characteristic of.” The term is common in academic, policy, and media contexts to indicate an economic dimension.

The word is used to describe concepts, analyses, policies, and data that involve economic considerations. Examples include hagfræðileg áhrif (economic effects), hagfræðileg úrvinnsla (economic analysis), and hagfræðileg rökhæfing (economic argument). It can modify nouns such as kenning (theory), líkan (model), and forsendur (assumptions), as well as phrases that express an economic perspective.

Hagfræðileg is distinct from the noun hagfræði, which denotes the discipline of economics. The adjective forms adapt to Icelandic grammar, with different endings for gender and number (for example, hagfræðilegt in neuter singular). The term is a standard part of scholarly and policy-language vocabulary and is used to differentiate economic aspects from social, political, or legal dimensions.

See also: hagfræði (economics). Related adjectival forms include hagfræðilegur and hagfræðilegt, which appear in various syntactic contexts.