Ultimately, this is not a truly fixable problem without a government - sponsored entitlement program — meaning, there is no market solution for fixing access to justice for the poor because the poor have no money and markets
run on consumer spending.
Not exact matches
Consumers have spent the past few weeks running around and worrying about everyone else, so letting consumers know it's time to focus on themselves will be a nice change
Consumers have
spent the past few weeks
running around and worrying about everyone else, so letting
consumers know it's time to focus on themselves will be a nice change
consumers know it's time to focus
on themselves will be a nice change of pace.
Or did it arrive at the exact moment when Canadian
consumers ran out of money to
spend on Manolo Blahnik shoes and Valentino handbags?
According to Nielsen, the foreign invasion is expected to
run out of puff as its market share matures, while generic wines are expected to
run out of growth in the sub $ 10 price point as
consumers increase their
spending on more expensive wines.
In response to the comment below - Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied article titled Monopoly Money: The Effect of Payment Coupling and Form
on Spending Behavior
runs 13 pages but
on the first page offers «Do
consumers spend differently when using one payment mode relative to another mode?
I understand that used games
consumers spend money
on the game, but developers and publishers really have zero reason to go out of their way to encourage people to continue to buy games used when it won't benefit them in the short or long
run.
It's critical to separate the short -
run, disequilibrium impact of
consumer spending on business cycle dynamics from the long -
run impact of consumption
on the ability of the global ecosystem to support our economy.
Spending some $ 4 billion in federal money
on a program that
runs counter to U.S. energy goals, and will saddle
consumers with vehicles they may regret purchasing once higher gasoline prices return, is not sensible policy.