Sentence examples for flow of expenditures from inspiring English sources

It was transparent: you could see through its casing, trace the flow of expenditures through its pipes and watch wealth accumulating in its tanks.

The difference between the broad concept of food expenditures and the narrower monetary flow of expenditures is double for self-employed workers when comparing to salary workers.

Budgetary poverty implies an inability to generate adequate resources and budgetary uncertainty implies an inability to predict the flow of expenditures and/or revenues in the near future [ 13].

Importantly, the health insurance system in Japan is different from other countries, meaning that the flow of medical expenditures and refunds in the household budget is different.

Therefore, it is the level of consumption expenditure not the flow of consumption as defined above that determines short-term macroeconomic prosperity (or otherwise).

Figure 1 shows the circular flow of income and expenditures connecting the two sectors.

Keynes, in the "Treatise," made the transition from statics to dynamics; he converted economics into a study of the flow of incomes and expenditures and, in so doing, opened up whole new vistas before the economist.

In contradiction of the evidence and in denial of Keynesian theory about the economy's circular flow of income and expenditure, economic policy continues to bow to the ideology of the Conservative party and the demands of the supposedly smart credit agencies, with public spending cut and taxes increased (both reducing the flow) just when the patient's blood pressure is already dangerously low.

This break in the circular flow of income and expenditure suggests the possibility of a capitalist economy alternately experiencing periods of prolonged and severe unemployment (when desired savings at full employment exceed what the economy wishes to invest at full employment) and periods of serious inflation (when the inequality is reversed).

Economy-wide models capture implications of international trade for the economy as a whole, covering the circular flow of income and expenditure and accounting for interactions among different sectors of the economy.

They should also include a three-year projection of earnings, cash flow, capital expenditures and working capital needs.