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In the long run, consumption cannot increase faster than incomes.
Here's the catch: in the long run, consumption cannot increase faster than income.
As the economists say, "In the long run, consumption cannot increase faster than income".
Business executives should be asking themselves the Henry Ford question, "Which would you rather have -- lower wages or prosperous customers?" In the long run, consumption cannot rise faster than incomes.
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In the long run, a 5 percent consumption tax would raise approximately $500 billion a year, and fill a considerable hole in the budget outlook.
If so, the trade surplus should stabilise in coming months.In the long run, stronger domestic consumption could trim China's trade surplus.
Even though it's necessary to avoid these types of foods to maintain health in the long run, the wide consumption of such foods in college makes it tempting to simply take insulin and hope for the best.
Furthermore, the panel causality results find evidence of unidirectional causality running from oil prices and economic growth to nuclear energy consumption in the long run, while there is no causality between nuclear energy consumption and economic growth in the short run.
In the long run, however, investments in generation, consumption and grid may all be just alternative ways to address the need for flexibility in a sustainable energy system of the future.
Two available measures of household economic standing are used to achieve this - a short run estimation using per capita consumption expenditure and a long run estimation using wealth index.
We estimate that a modest tax on carbon dioxide, starting small and rising to about $10 per ton in 2020, could sharply lower the growth of emissions with little effect on G.D.P. growth and consumption over the long run.
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