Sentences with phrase «overall consumer spending»

Overall consumers spend more on Home Insurance in British Columbia because of the several reasons:

The collapse of overall consumer spending in October was stunning, and the worst part of it is that nobody yet knows whether it was an aberration or a harbinger.

Though GPR cards represent a tiny portion of overall consumer spending — just 4 percent compared to 53 percent for credit cards and 43 percent for debit cards — the amount spent is skyrocketing.

«In a year when overall consumer spending was down, the launch of so many high - quality titles showed that there was still strength in the UK's boxed - product games market,» UKIE CEO Jo Twist says.

Replacement auto sales helped lift overall consumer spending by the most in eight years in September.

As the size of China's middle class continues to surge and incomes rise, this upward trend in flight demand and overall consumer spending appears sustainable, creating some very attractive investment opportunities.

That lessens the blow felt by the discount retailers as overall consumer spending decreases; the pie shrinks, but the discount retailers get a bigger slice of the mandatory spending on food, clothing, etc (and the higher - level retailers get it in the shorts).

Overall consumers spend less in Saskatchewan on Home Insurance than in number of other provinces because of a few reasons:

Pet product sales should reflect overall consumer spending strength.

While retail sales did rebound a bit in May, overall consumer spending softened.

Overall consumers spend more on Home Insurance in Alberta is relatively high with only British Columbia having higher than Alberta premiums.

Overall consumers spend in Ontario less on Home Insurance than in Alberta and British Columbia.

«In a year when overall consumer spending was down, 2011 proved to be a better than expected year for the UK's boxed - product games market,» said UKIE Chairman Andy Payne.

According to the latest Consumer Expenditure Survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, housing represents 33.9 % of overall consumer spending!

Overall consumers spend more on home insurance in Alberta than in most other provinces with exception of British Columbia.

Overall consumers spend in Ontario more on Auto Insurance than in any other Canadian province.

Overall consumers spend more on Home Insurance in British Columbia because of the several reasons:

Overall consumers spend more on home insurance in Alberta than in most other provinces with exception of British Columbia.

Overall consumers spend more on Home Insurance in Alberta is relatively high with only British Columbia having higher than Alberta premiums.

Overall consumers spend in Ontario more on Auto Insurance than in any other Canadian province.

«Utilities are as significant and regular part of households» budgets, and spending on utilities has risen more quickly than overall consumer spending — 56 percent versus 38 percent growth since 2000,» says Louise Kelly, president of the Demand Institute.