aggregate consumption
collocation in Englishmeanings of aggregate and consumption
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(Definition of aggregate and consumption from the Cambridge English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
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Figures 7 and 8 show the time path of aggregate consumption and aggregate asset holdings.
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We allow the imported goods to enter both aggregate consumption and aggregate investment.
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Such a boost in aggregate consumption demand makes the effects on output and inflation stronger.
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The problem is that aggregate consumption is a (stochastically) growing series.
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That is why the response of atomistic consumption to an interest-rate change generally is ambiguous, whereas the response of aggregate consumption generally is not.
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Quasi-static growth of the first kind can be modeled theoretically as an optimal control problem with aggregate consumption (or welfare) as the objective function.
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Since all individuals are identical and have the same expectations, aggregate consumption drops as well in the next period.
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We usually think of the aggregate consumption function as a relation between consumption on the one hand and income and interest rates on the other.
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Some of this variability appears to be driven by heterogeneity in the consumption patterns of consumers as opposed to movements in the aggregate consumption series.
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It stems from a desire to estimate the levels of aggregate consumption an economy is capable of sustaining along alternative economic programmes.
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A small open economy can exhibit aggregate consumption behavior consistent with that of an atomistic agent only if it operates in nearly perfect capital markets.
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The revenue is related to the growth rate in aggregate consumption per capita.
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To be sure, such an assumption would guarantee that growth in aggregate consumption was sustainable.
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The model comprises four goods (an aggregate consumption commodity, living space, infrastructure, and environmental quality) and a continuum of identical households.
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We thus have the standard result that aggregate consumption depends on tastes, technology, and initial conditions.
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This formulation of demand obtains either in the absence of subsistence points or when subsistence points are modeled at the level of aggregate consumption.
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