Sentences with phrase «few average consumers»

While bitcoin occupies a niche for certain criminal transactions, very few average consumers use it for everyday purchases.

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And mortgage refinancing has been one of the most important reasons why the economy has continued to move forward in the last few years, despite the stagnation in real wages, which is what is show in this next graph of average hourly wages divided by consumer prices to give us «real hourly wages»:

If the average Western consumer hasn't heard of Lenovo by this point, they inevitably will over the next few years.

Waiting a few extra months to roll out a potentially industry - changing — or even world - changing — vehicle might not seem like a lot to of time to the average consumer.

While clean label is an ingredient list the average consumer can understand with words they recognize, short label is exactly what it sounds like: favoring a list of fewer ingredients.

Energy efficiency: Increase energy efficiency The average consumer might think about setting the A / C unit down a few degrees or changing out lightbulbs to save energy.

It's only over the last few years that VR technology has truly become available to the average consumer, and also available to our students.

Consumer Reports rates the CX - 9 reliability as «Average», but there are few trouble spots to watch out for, read further.

An IR transmitter, inbuilt printing function, MotoCast and a few secure business options make for some interesting potential uses but for the average consumer these aren't overly compelling.

Now, the average consumer is thinking that he should wait for a few more months before buying a Kindle since the price may drop further.

Looking at data from the first few months of his company's partnership with the American Booksellers Association, he said that more than 50 % of the books sold have been priced at «$ 9.99 and above,» versus less than «30 % for the average US consumer.»

We thought it unreasonable to factor in the rate of rotating categories into the average, as few consumers will be able to fit their schedule to spend within those periods on those specific items.

With the exception of a few cards, most of the top cash - back offers give consumers, on average, a 1.5 % return on all purchases.

Since the housing crisis that erupted a few years ago, the average credit score for consumers in the U.S. has dropped drastically.

With unemployment returning to normal and the economy picking up, there is no reason to believe that default rates on consumer loans should be any higher than the long - term average over the next few years:

This partial FICO scoring model shows that a consumer with no revolving trades or an average balance of $ 0 in their Outstanding Debt category (i.e. 0 % credit utilization) receives fewer points than a consumer whose average balance is between $ 1 and $ 99.

Consumers with prime credit scores who are considered stable exhibit specific behaviors in their credit profiles when compared with the average prime - credit - quality consumer, including fewer trades, fewer inquiries, lower bank card utilization and fewer auto and real estate trades.

Typically, due to higher - than - average post-Christmas consumer debt load, the first few weeks in January present the best opportunity to find last - minute deals.

- Lower U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by $ 51 billion on average every year through 2030 - Lead to 224,000 fewer U.S. jobs on average every year through 2030 - Force U.S. consumers to pay $ 289 billion more for electricity through 2030 - Lower total disposable income for U.S. households by $ 586 billion through 2030

For the average consumer, stronger standards would translate to fewer global warming emissions associated with the products we use and love, and more affordable shipping as companies realize the cost - saving benefits of using less fuel.

If you find yourself at the gym a few times a week, exercise - oriented earbuds will carry you further than run - of - the - mill, average consumer products.

The average consumer is happy to listen to the radio or Pandora, see a few concerts or a festival once a year, and leave it at that.»

The only problem, however, is that these kinds of printers have been prohibitively expensive for the past few years, and therefore been out of reach for the average consumer — but that's beginning to change.

To the first point, the average credit rating of all U.S. consumers has remained rather flat over the last few years, while the average credit rating of mortgage borrowers took a dramatic jump after 2007.