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consumptionIn economics, the purchase of goods and services for final use, as opposed to providing for future production.
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The tax rebate will result in some economic consumption among low-income people, and the expensing for businesses will have an immediate impact," says Jefferson. In the economic area, population ageing will have an impact on economic consumption, labour markets, pensions, taxation and intergenerational transfers. This ultracapacitor buffer also allows utilities to operate their generators at maximum efficiency as opposed to ramping power generation up and down which results in less economic consumption of fossil fuels burned by their generators. |
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