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91. Max Magni, who leads McKinsey's consumer goods practice in Greater China, said this pragmatic, thrifty trait was unique to China and deeply engrained in the culture.

92. They were paying for machinery, seed and fertilizer, and they were also buying consumer goods.

93. Lowly added products, especially daily consumer goods, require high consumption of energy.

94. When I first came to China, there were practically no automobiles, very limited consumer goods, and no high-rise buildings. The technology was fairly backward.

95. The government sets strict production limits for non - consumer goods.

96. Where the taxable value of the taxable consumer goods of the taxpayer is obviously low and without proper justification, the taxable value shall be determined by the competent tax authorities.

97. Consumer goods production was to go up by 6.6 percent ing that city.

98. Another example deals with certain durable consumer goods since consumers only infrequently purchase expensive goods like a car or home.

99. An unusually high propensity to save, coupled with an inefficient system for distributing consumer goods and services, keeps domestic demand down.

100. Carstone is a super brand of luxury car's consumer goods run by Shanghai Best Engine Information and Technology development Co. , Ltd.

101. These characteristics determine the fast moving consumer goods consumer buying habits are: simple, rapid, impulsive, emotional.

102. Be on the lookout not just for souvenirs (especially woolens and handicrafts) but also for stylish consumer goods and designer labels at competitive prices.

103. Xiao Gang spends most of his money on consumer goods.

104. After decades of deprivation and conformism, Chinese consumers regard expensive consumer goods as trophies(prize) of success.

105. Most of the industrial consumer price index, as well as many other people's lives and related industrial consumer goods prices, there is no substantial increase, but some prices are in decline.

106. A poorly managed economy has turned the region into a net importer of consumer goods, high-tech equipment, food, and even refined petroleum.

107. Given that China's market for consumer goods is growing by better than 13 percent annually — and luxury-goods sales by 25 percent — an off-key name could have serious financial consequences.

108. Any country has the right to lay an embargo on the sale of consumer goods to unfriendly nations.

109. Furthermore, it can also significantly increase, in the future, the final production of consumer goods and the real income of all economic agents.

110. Consumer goods account for just 4 percent of China's total imports at present, leaving vast room for growth.

111. Consumer price index, Producer price index, Finished consumer goods excl. food, Intermediate materials, Crude materials.

112. This impact is most evident in consumer goods and primary commodities.

113. Imported taxable consumer goods shall be subject to tax upon import declaration.

114. For self-produced taxable consumer goods for the taxpayer's own use in the continuous production of taxable consumer goods,[www.Sentencedict.com] no tax shall be levied.

115. Derived demand: It can be defined as that the demand for business goods is ultimately derived from the demand for consumer goods.

116. A jump in imports of consumer goods and other products widened the overall U.S. trade gap in February to $39.7 billion from January's $37.0 billion deficit. Exports grew only marginally.

117. Our Glassware include pyrex glass food container , Our consumer goods include pop- up bags, spring Christmas bags, ice bags, spring fabric wash bucket, fabric clothes hanger, etc.

118. Suffer the effect of residential commercialization, the residence already made the dweller's biggest durable consumer goods.

119. A good part of the national income was spent on consumer goods.

120. Consumer goods are alternately called final goods, and the second term makes more sense in understanding the concept.