1) Percapita consumer expenditure as a consequence had reached early 1960s levels at the end of 1982.

2) A falling savings ratio and rapidly rising consumer expenditure were certainly significant features of the second half of the 1980s.

3) The research concentrates on consumer expenditure and in this context includes both theoretical and empirical elements.

4) If personal consumer expenditure does not include residential buildings cost, it certainly underestimates the cost of labor.

5) The latter are taken from a variety of sources, including tax data and surveys on consumer expenditure.

6) Given consumer tastes,[http:///consumer expenditure.html] product prices are of fundamental importance in determining consumer expenditure patterns.

7) The "green shoots" crowd — those believing global recovery is nigh — drew special encouragement from a 2.2% rebound in real U.S. consumer expenditure in the first quarter of 2009.

8) Despite the general slow down, the positive signs are that US employment remains relatively solid and consumer expenditure is doing well.

9) The empirical results show that urban and rural residents have different consumer expenditure elasticity and price elasticity, and need one by one specific analysis.

10) The Asian economies continue to recover robustly, with resurging imports and exports, rapidly increasing fixed asset investments, and rising consumer expenditure.

11) The paper analyses how currency functions in the three channels, namely, consumer expenditure, investment expenditure, and international trade through which economic growth is realized.

12) This paper holds that residential cost is an important component of consumer expenditure on the standpoint of the consumer.