Sentence examples for goods leading from inspiring English sources

An injection in the industrial sector leads to significantly higher imports of petroleum and manufactured goods, leading to a reduced total household income multiplier (only 0.44) and to benefits especially for the top three quintiles of the urban sector, which own most of the capital stock.

When businesses step up restocking, they tend to order more goods, leading to more factory production.

The big worry is a wage-price spiral, with more expensive goods leading to higher wage demands, which in turn feed back into higher prices.

After Herbert Hoover signed the bill, U.S. imports fell sharply and other countries retaliated by increasing tariffs on American goods, leading U.S. exports to shrivel as well.

The continuing inventory reductions mean wholesalers will probably order fewer new goods, leading to reduced production and potentially more job layoffs.

For the full year, United States imports rose by $98.3 billion from 2002, with industrial supplies, petroleum products, consumer goods and capital goods leading the list.

However, sympathy does some good, leading to more cooperators and a shorter evacuation time.

A healthy dose of frustration can be good, leading to determination and creativity.

The other is whether allowing looser corporate tongues is good, leading to better pricing, or bad, leading to hype.

But research suggests that excessively punishing ourselves for our mistakes can do more harm than good, leading us to feel hopeless and paralyzed by self-doubt.

More importantly, we find a negative interaction between stronger competition and the presence of the public good, leading us to reject separability.