Sentence examples for stimulating consumer from inspiring English sources

Keynesianism works by stimulating consumer demand to promote economic growth.

Confidence is crucial to stimulating consumer spending and business investment, and Obama constantly subverts confidence.

The new money will be directed at industries with large numbers of employees, preventing unemployment but also stimulating consumer demand inside Russia, relieving the economy's reliance on exports.

A better governed E.U. would put more emphasis on reviving growth in the south and stimulating consumer demand in the north.

"We concluded that easyJet's proposal would introduce a distinctly different product as well as satisfying and stimulating consumer demand that is currently under served, in particular for people who prefer or are content to use Gatwick," he added.

Susan Emmett, residential research director at Savills, said: "While the Conservatives have not set a house-building target, it has been the coalition government's policy to support the housing market as a mechanism for stimulating consumer confidence, creating jobs and therefore supporting economic growth.

In its statement Friday, the Treasury said that by stimulating Chinese consumer spending and allowing the renminbi to rise in value, "China will make a significant positive contribution to the global rebalancing effort, help reduce pressure on those emerging market economies that have more flexible exchange rates, and provide a more level playing field for trading partners around the world".

Rather than remaining focused on stimulating demand among consumers who do not already drink Scotch, the campaigns now getting under way concentrate on wooing consumers who already do, particularly aficionados of the pricier single-malt Scotches.

Rupert Murdoch and BSkyB have been a force for good in improving the quality of broadcasting for British consumers and stimulating investment in our creative industries.

"It is a fundamental part of the answer to the question – what kind of country do we want to live in?" Lewis conceded that News Corp's supremo, Rupert Murdoch, and BSkyB "have been a force for good in improving the quality of broadcasting for British consumers and stimulating investment in our creative industries".

By lowering interest rates and stimulating credit, Mr. Thaksin created a consumer boom, which in turn stimulated demand for fuel.