Economy

1530s, “household management,” from Latin oeconomia, from Greek oikonomia “household management, thrift,” from oikonomos “manager, steward,” from oikos “house” (cognate with Latin vicus “district,” vicinus “near;” Old English wic “dwelling, village”) + nomos “managing,” from nemein “manage”. The sense of “wealth and resources of a country” (short for political economy) is from 1650s (source: www.etymonline.com).

1. oikòs, house, dwelling: from Indo-European root WEIK-/*VIK-/*VIS-, which expresses the idea of the convening place, house, village;
2. nomìa, fair distribution, management: from the Indo-European root *-NEM, which expresses the idea of ​equitable distribution. The same root of number.

Etymosophy result: administration of the domicile according to justice.