Sentence examples for taste for consumption from inspiring English sources

It has private businesses, a free market of sorts and a great taste for consumption.

"China", he says, "is showing that it takes some stopping once people get a taste for consumption".

As the latest Hurun wealth report logs 960,000 millionaires in China, the expanding ranks of the super-rich are seeking ways to confirm their status and indulge a newfound taste for consumption.

In this case, the migrant has no taste for consumption smoothing either, so that at equilibrium, consumption is always at a corner in one of the two periods.

Section 4 covers the case of risk-neutral migrants having a taste for consumption smoothing, which corresponds to a linear g function and a concave u function.

While the concavity of u captures the migrant's taste for consumption smoothing, the concavity of g captures the degree of risk aversion.

"We find little evidence that millennial households have tastes and preference for consumption that are lower than those of earlier generations, once the effects of age, income, and a wide range of demographic characteristics are taken into account," authors Christopher Kurz, Geng Li and Daniel J. Vine wrote.

And if her two-generations-removed repertory seems a peculiar acquired taste for mass consumption, you haven't tried Starbucks' caffe latte.

If anything, the influx of Russian money has prompted an increase in demand: an oligarch's wife who has grown up in a sub-zero climate with a taste for conspicuous consumption is unlikely to think twice about buying fur.

The pace of technological advancement, coupled with consumers' insatiable taste for media consumption, makes it more difficult than ever for brands to stand out and make a lasting impact on their audiences.

When fresh, krill has too strong a taste for direct consumption and when dehydrated it is bland with a characteristic after-taste and odour.