A lot
The consumer is considered King, in a capitalist economy, because the spending of the consumer is what drives the entire economy. The more the consumer spends the better the economy becomes.
47.5%
Consumer spending is the amount of money which a households spends. This includes large purchases for the home such as major appliances as well as regular necessities as food and clothing.
By increasing government spending, you increase the demand for certain products because the government is looking to buy those products. The government can act as a consumer, and when a consumer spends more, the demand for goods and services is increased.
an increase in total investment by 85 cents
The consumer is considered King, in a capitalist economy, because the spending of the consumer is what drives the entire economy. The more the consumer spends the better the economy becomes.
47.5%
Consumer spending is the amount of money which a households spends. This includes large purchases for the home such as major appliances as well as regular necessities as food and clothing.
Latasha = 3.35 Helen = 3.35 x 4 = 13.40 Dada = 13.40 +7.50 = 20.90
Someone who has a lot of money, and spends a lot of money on material things which they don't actually need.
By increasing government spending, you increase the demand for certain products because the government is looking to buy those products. The government can act as a consumer, and when a consumer spends more, the demand for goods and services is increased.
The government spends it.
Yes. When the government spends money that it does not have, it lowers the value of the dollar and raises the price of most goods that we buy as citizens. More dollars chasing the same amount of goods = higher prices for milk, gas, etc.
an increase in total investment by 85 cents
A patio set is best determined on what the consumer is looking for. If your family often spends time outside on your patio you may want to invest in a patio set. If it rains often you may not want glass with metal, because it may rust. Ultimately this decision is up to the consumer.
The past tense of "spends" is "spent."
an increase in total investment by 85 cents