"future consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to anticipated consumption at some point in the future. For example: "The company made predictions about future consumption patterns in order to plan for the coming months."
Because assets are claims on future goods and services, their prices are proxies for the prices of future consumption.
Monetary easing usually works by encouraging businesses and households to move future consumption and investment forward to today.
Better to adopt a programme of "unconventional fiscal policy" like raising future consumption taxes and cutting taxes on labour income.
To fund this spending, they often forgo more beneficial goods such as health care, education, and future consumption, i.e. saving.
Are you worried about future consumption levels of young adults, as this group – who have been especially "scarred" by the global recession – move into middle age?
Or the reverse might be the case and GDP would then underestimate the true position in regard to sustainable future consumption and thus well-being.
Our current system does not serve savers well, because our markets offer inadequate ways of purchasing claims on future consumption (as opposed to claims on future production).
If, for example, you are indifferent between receiving $100 today or $105 in one year's time, you "discount" future consumption at a rate of 5%.
But apart from guiding your future consumption, it would also provide information about whether what you've already bought can be recycled, and how.
As a result, such a tax does not favour present consumption over saving for future consumption, as the income tax does.
In this case the individual is not actually seeing the paintings in the museum but rather photographing them for future consumption.
