Sentence examples for called consumer from inspiring English sources

In behavioral economics, it's called consumer lock-in.

It is developing a new consumer helpline called consumer direct.

The $30 difference represents a non-monetary benefit called "consumer surplus".

Several managers of consumer cyclical — also called consumer discretionary — mutual funds contend that the run is far from over.

The company is testing a program called "Consumer Centric Retailing" that is meant to improve its front-end results.

Part of the reason, he said, is that after years of what he called consumer "dissaving," savings rates are beginning to rise even as net pay falls.

Five years ago, just as debate over sugar use was heating up, the U.S.D.A. began an overhaul of what it called "consumer-level food-loss estimates".

These companies and others are seeking ways to build businesses on the Internet that profit from what is called consumer-driven health care.

Object-worship may be a universal condition, but there seems something quite American about this particular form, what might be called consumer-product worship.

Over that five-year period, people on the high-deductible plans, also called consumer-driven health plans, used 10percentt fewer health-care services.

Social media (also called consumer-generated media) are a sub-group of new media.