Sentence examples for emphasis on consumption from inspiring English sources

He repeated calls for "major changes" in the country's growth model away from reliance on investment and exports towards greater emphasis on consumption.

He warns that the emphasis on consumption rather than investment, the continuing reliance on house price inflation as the driver of growth, the decline in productivity and innovation mean fundamental problems are not being addressed.

BEIJING — A senior Chinese official reaffirmed on Saturday a national goal of shifting China's economy away from its dependence on investment and exports and toward a more sustainable emphasis on consumption spending.

That article heavily emphasizes the number of dolls sold and their value, provides some description of the chronological history of the doll, and makes opaque references to Barbie's physique and her emphasis on consumption.

It is based on the fact that it is displacing the particular industrial form of information and cultural production of the twentieth century, with its heavy emphasis on consumption in mass markets.

More emphasis on consumption accounting would allow the carbon emissions of both producers and consumers to be more clearly understood.

In it, she argued both that contemporary consumption had ritual aspects that defined lifestyles, and that the increasing emphasis on individual consumption threatened a crisis in collective provision.

And in emerging Asia, rebalancing means increasing domestic demand — investment in many countries, and in China, an emphasis on private consumption.

While single pump design allows operation at high performance levels, multi-pumping systems are controlled to cover actual flow rate requirements, with less emphasis on power consumption.

Measured results of the sample LNA designs from each category are tabulated and discussed with emphasis on power consumption, NF, gain, linearity, and impedance matching tradeoffs.

But there's another element in the picture, a variation on the economist Thorstein Veblen's famous "Theory of the Leisure Class," with its emphasis on conspicuous consumption as the most obvious emblem of worldly success.