Sentence examples for consumer stimulus from inspiring English sources

The US has combined loose monetary policy with a consumer stimulus delivered via the budget deficit.

Valpak Direct Marketing Systems ran ads that described its Valpak coupon packets mailed to consumers as "the original consumer stimulus package since 1968".

India, which followed the US model of a budget deficit delivering a consumer stimulus, saw its growth decline from 9.4% in the first quarter of 2010 to 5.3% in the first quarter of 2012.

The consumer stimulus pledged by Premier Wen Jiabao won't be enough to offset the overall export downturn, Geickle says, thus testing a generation of entrepreneurs who have known only boom times.

The consumer stimulus pledged by Premier Wen Jiabao won't be enough to offset the overall export downturn, Geicke says, thus testing a generation of entrepreneurs who have known only boom times.

10 05 PM James: it's odd for me, because they are living in an alternative world, where Saddam had WMDs, and AQ was in Iraq, and so forth, and Reagan economics were smart, and giving 70 billion to corporations is a consumer stimulus.

Last year China's government awarded the equivalent of one-third of the country's gross domestic product to consumer-stimulus and bank-lending plans which translated into roaring vehicle sales and record profits for many long-established automakers, according to the report.

This is, in effect, consumer-spending stimulus: Lower gas prices mean more disposable income for American households.

"U.S. jobs and consumer-related stimuli, pork-fed infrastructure plays and mini-Manhattan projects in technology along with related health care cures and nationalized infrastructure support are likely to be dancing in the federal funding aisles," says Lowell.

I have a very tough time understanding the advantages of such proposals, particularly compared to other available consumer relief and stimulus options, of which there are many.

Right now, unemployment is mainly the result of what economists call cyclical factors: during the recession, demand plummeted, and during the recovery consumer spending, government stimulus, and exports haven't been sufficient to make up the difference.