Sentence examples for consuming goods from inspiring English sources

Discrete choice theory is rooted in Lancaster's Theory of Demand which assumes that: consumers seek to maximise their utility by consuming goods; that goods are selected based on the combination of attributes contained within the goods; and that consumer preferences can be observed based on consumption choices [37].

The ideology of development, however, declares them to be poor for not participating significantly in the market economy and for not consuming goods produced in the global economy".

The emergence, he said, "suggested we are only republic citizens to the degree that we are either working or consuming goods directly.

Countries with more people consuming goods and services than producing them are liable to have excess demand and thus inflationary tendencies.

A recent survey of the poor periphery of São Paulo by the Fernand Braudel Institute found that families are consuming goods and services that were once the preserve of the middle classes and the rich.

In his autobiography, "The Facts," Roth called Chicago "the best place in America... to find intellectual liveliness, and to stand, if not necessarily in rebellious opposition, at least at a heartening distance from the prospering society's engrossment with consuming goods and watching TV".

Instead, he wrote of the joy and pleasures of consuming good wine, of the winemakers he met and the places he visited.

As Meyer told me, "My dad gave me the gene to enjoy cooking, and to enjoy consuming good food and wine".

Poorly educated citizens care less about consuming good information.

The items of OW are consumed only after consuming the goods kept in RW.

Consider a situation where consumers need to combine two complementary components, (A) and (B), in fixed proportions on a one-to-one basis, to form a composite good because they only get utility by consuming composite goods.