Sentence examples for spurring consumption from inspiring English sources

At the same time, LIPA's rates have dropped more sharply within its service territory than other parts of the region, spurring consumption.

But wholesale prices are high too, suggesting supply shortages are the main culprit.Analysts speak of the "Goldilocks" price for weed: not too low (to avoid spurring consumption), not too high (to undercut the black market).

The US estimates didn't take into account that the added oil from the pipeline would drop prices by about $3 a barrel, spurring consumption that would create more pollution, the researchers said.

Our end-of-the-year potlatch, accompanied by the high artistry of marketing strategists and cultural impresarios and department store window dressers, has become an indispensable part of our economy, spurring consumption and production and serving as a general boost to our well-being.

It could help to restore business and household confidence, and encourage firms to keep investing.Some commentators have criticised the package for focusing too much on investment (which is already high as a share of GDP in China) rather than spurring consumption through income-tax cuts.

The Tennessee Valley Authority provided cheap power for farmers and industrial customers, spurring consumption of consumer goods and creating jobs for what administrator David Lilienthal believed would be an industrial South.

That spurred consumption, and the production to meet it.

Fiscal policymakers could increase government purchases or cut taxes to spur consumption.

The retreat from austerity was meant to spur consumption and boost the economy.

The government has been anxious to spur consumption, which accounts for 60percentt of economic activity.

Here's Barack Obama talking about the need for China to do more to spur consumption.