Sentences with phrase «food expenditures»

With rising living expenses and increasing food expenditures there are always a lot of means to lessen your grocery budget and save more for future investing or business capital.

Agreed, there is a tradeoff between time spent studying and time spent cooking, but there needs to be a set budget on food expenditures or else they will skyrocket!

The estimated effects of exemption levels are, however, small, from an economic point of view: the average reduction in food expenditures is approximately $ 109 per year, or $ 9 per month.

«Among all generations, Millennials devote the smallest share of food expenditures to grains, white meat, and red meat.

To put that into perspective, the average 2016 food expenditure for U.S. consumers was $ 7,203, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

As such, a significant increase in the energy, rent or food expenditure categories would likely adversely impact lower income households much more than it would those in the upper income quintiles.

Average food expenditures grew around 40 percent from 2000 to 2016, rising from $ 5,158 per year to $ 7,203.

As it turns out, it is at an income of approximately $ 16 per day (PPP adjusted) that the classic plagues of poverty — malnutrition, high infant mortality, low educational attainment, high relative food expenditures — begin to disappear, or at least become exceptions to the rule.

Chef 2011 - Present Frugen — North Platte, NE • Manage day - to - day operations of the kitchen • Develop menu and prepare a wide variety of foods • Oversee and participate in food preparation and production • Determine quantities to be cooked and servings to be served • Keep food expenditure within budget • Coach, teach and train kitchen staff • Ensure that the kitchen staff is attired correctly and following the restaurant's guidelines • Ensure proper sanitation standards

More specifically, it identified that one - quarter of total food expenditure in these communities was spent on non-alcoholic beverages, with just over 15 % spent on sugar - sweetened soft drinks.

By producing their own food the urban poor can save substantially on food expenditures (often more than 50 - 70 % of their total household expenditures.

Combined energy and food expenditures (in nominal dollars) grew 6.2 % year - over-year in January 2018 — near a six - year high.

Food Expenditures.

The trouble is that although microloans do have some benefits, recent evidence suggests that on average they increase neither income nor household and food expenditures — key indicators of financial well - being.

But there was no average impact on the main financial well - being indicators — income and household and food expenditures.

Poor households involved in urban agriculture benefit economically from their production activities by saving on food expenditure or sales of surplus crop and livestock production, and in addition may benefit from production and sales of processed products or agricultural inputs.