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Recall that the household expenditure means spending on goods and services such as food, housing, clothing, transportation, health care, recreation, culture, education, health care and tobacco.
On the one hand, too little spending on goods and services will result in the underemployment of even a shrinking population (witness Japan).
But the Top 5 percent in income earners — those households earning $210,000 or more — account for about one-third of consumer outlays, including spending on goods and services, interest payments on consumer debt and cash gifts, according to an analysis of Federal Reserve data by Moody's Analytics.
Their spending on goods, services and houses rose from 67% of GDP to 74%.
Home sales can stimulate spending on goods like furniture and appliances.
The Commerce Department showed an increase of 0.7percentt in January spending on goods and services.
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People with jobs have more disposable income to spend on goods and services.
Facing an uncertain economic future, households have refused to spend on goods produced by the state enterprises.
The index tracks what purchasing managers said their companies spend on goods and services and their spending plans.
Less is left over to spend on goods and services.Thus, the euro zone as a whole already suffers from debt-deflation dynamics.
More money for average consumers to spend on goods and services.
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