Examples of using Consumer spending in English and their translations into Romanian
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The report is a useful indicator of overall consumer spending patterns, adjusted for seasonal variables.
However, the higher costs of borrowing have brought about a slowdown in consumer spending.
reduced tax revenues," he told SETimes, and consumer spending has dropped,
Consumer spending is closely linked to the creation of new jobs,
The government also seeks to support consumer spending by providing two months' bonus salary to state employees and subsidies worth USD 5.3 billion for electricity,
Although there has been a slight increase in visitor volume to the Las Vegas market in the recent year, consumer spending continues to remain low,” the company said in its quarterly earnings report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Because a large portion of consumer spending is accounted for in this indicator,
increasing concentration among builders or increasing consumer spending, as current owners of properties for sale in China are barely able to buy the house.
As the recession deepened, consumer spending fell dramatically and the advertisers insisted that the only way for companies to survive was to make their advertising more effective.
higher interest rates are likely to dampen consumer spending and a strong dollar will continue to drag on net exports.
synergies across EU policies to enhance their positive impact on consumer spending, in particular in the key sectors of food,
electricity takes up the highest part of consumer spending(2,1%).
electricity takes up the highest part of consumer spending(2.1%).
a moderate improvement in consumer spending," the Roubini report says.
translate into improved infrastructure, more jobs for local residents, and increased consumer spending as a result of the presence of several thousand US troops.
increasing competitiveness), as consumer spending brings wealth to the EU.
Whether it's bailouts to big banks, stimulus packages to encourage consumer spending, or carbon trading schemes- all these supposed solutions actually reinforce the system that created the problems in the first place.
By incentivising consumer spending in areas such as the housing sector, reduced rates can
Encouraging positive consumer spending at home is key to realising the broader benefits of trade liberalisation in the EU,
For example, consumer spending on video subscription services rose by 113% per year between 2010