demand for consumer goods

"There is huge pent-up demand for consumer goods," he said.

Finally, increased demand for consumer goods themselves drove an increase in production to pay for the same.

Meanwhile, domestic demand for consumer goods was kept at peak levels by the high rate of immigration from Europe.

At the same time, domestic demand for consumer goods appears to be weak and inventories are mounting.

When the war ended, pent-up demand for consumer goods caused sales to surge.

This new middle class is creating a large demand for consumer goods, many of which are being produced on the continent for the first time.

In a socialist society, the consumption of all people is maintained at a modest level, thus reducing demand for consumer goods.

Domestic demand for consumer goods and industrial machinery around the region is so tepid that it offers no source of growth at all.

Weak demand for consumer goods has grown out of a serious deterioration in consumer confidence.

As the city grew and prospered, a faster response to the high demand for consumer goods and arts was necessary.

A class of Americans emerged with surplus money and a desire to spend more, spurring the demand for consumer goods, including the automobile.

That not only supports the standard of living of the unemployed, but also sustains demand for consumer goods and services.

And cycles in investment are generally far more pronounced than cycles in the demand for consumer goods.

He added that this slow income growth could exacerbate problems for the nation's manufacturers by leading to soft demand for consumer goods.

The mere replacement of productive capacity means in reality, however, that during a depression there will be an increase in the demand for consumer goods.

"The emphasis will now be on controlling Government deficits by cutting spending and satisfying the demand for consumer goods," the Senator said.

For example, in the event of excess demand for consumer goods, one would expect households to react by working less and/or accumulating savings.

Both media, Innis argued, stimulated the demand for consumer goods and both promoted nationalism.

The demand for consumer goods and produce in Morocco and Tunisia has increased so much that inflation is a growing worry.

It is but one strand in a Gordian knot involving industry, demand for consumer goods, petrochemical use, energy consumption and waste disposal.

Driven by an abundance of materials, a demand for consumer goods and the military-industrial complex, humanity expanded into the cosmos at a break-neck pace.

It is largely our need for electricity and transport and our demand for consumer goods that ultimately leads to acid rain.

Last week, manufacturing activity was hit by a sharp slowdown in demand for consumer goods, indicating a drop in domestic orders, though exports continued to thrive.

Economic growth has averaged a sparkling 12 percent annually for four years, and an awakening demand for consumer goods and services is likely to continue for decades.

"As southern China grew richer, there was a new demand for consumer goods," said Ian Seabourne, deputy commander of an anti-smuggling task force.