Sentence examples for saving decisions from inspiring English sources

Households, in carrying out their saving decisions, do not place contractual orders with producers for future deliveries of particular goods and services.

Economist Milton Friedman advocated a simplified version of this model, known as the "permanent income hypothesis," which abstracts from retirement saving decisions.

Thus, the future demands implicit in current saving decisions may not be effectively communicated to producers, as efficient coordination would require.

You also need to factor in what kinds of spending and saving decisions you will have to make if you do go into debt to save your pet.

For example, Richard Thaler, of the University of Chicago, and Shlomo Benartzi, of the University of California, Los Angeles, have proposed a programme (called "Save More Tomorrow") that makes use of the lower discount rates people apply to future saving decisions than to those in the present.

Immigrants' return migration behavior, along with their saving decisions in the host country, has important implications for their home countries.

In a different but relevant context, Kureishi and Wakabayashi (2013) showed that marriage expectations could affect single women's savings decisions: they found that single women who expect to get married save significantly less than single women who do not expect to get married in the next 3 years.

"Money used to drive me, but now I have to make life-saving decisions every day.

It says the company "made a series of cost-saving decisions that increased risk" during the design and construction of the well.

In both its design and construction, BP made a series of cost-saving decisions that increased risk – in some cases, severely.

By this he means making energy-saving decisions after seeing how much is being used by certain actions, such as switching on a hairdryer or taking a long shower.