Sentence examples for welfare of consumers from inspiring English sources

Mr Howells stresses that "the welfare of consumers should be at the heart of government policy".

He is clearly a pupil of the Chicago school in his minimalist approach to intervention and his belief that antitrust's business is the welfare of consumers, not competitors.

In a model such as this the solution will not be the highest possible growth rate but one that will maximize the welfare of consumers.

Its enemies suspect that the BJP cares more about the interests of traders, the core of its electorate, than the welfare of consumers.Such accusations could not be more awkwardly timed for the BJP, which faces this month the first real test of its popularity since coming to power in March.

This article explores how a government can control the activities of producers in order to improve the welfare of consumers.

But in this case it seems that government intervention can increase the total welfare of consumers (home and business owners) and producers (the insurance industry as a service provider) in an otherwise competitive market.

"Should China think about the welfare of Chinese consumers, not U.S. consumers?" China could solve much of the problem by shifting to an economy driven by domestic consumption instead of profits from exports.

The spread of mobile phones has narrowed down the information gap for agricultural products and has helped to increase the welfare of both consumers and sellers by reducing their search cost.

Going beyond the basic relationship between beer characteristics and beer prices, as firm success in the market for beer relies on repeat purchase behavior, consumer ratings of beer can, given the sequential nature of its consumption, play a useful role in combating the issue of asymmetric information, thus substantially increasing the economic welfare of beer consumers.

Since 2000, I've published more than 120 articles in peer reviewed scientific journals on a wide range of topics ranging from the economics of animal welfare to consumer preferences for genetically modified food to the impacts of new technologies and policies on livestock and meat markets to analyzing the merits of new survey and experimental approaches eliciting consumer preferences.

A related class of studies attempts to take account of the welfare of workers and consumers in the maximization of growth.