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61) In fiscal 1994-95, San Francisco paid outside contractors $ 2. 6billion for construction and goods and services.

62) Each group is divided into a number of sections and, for each section, representative goods and services have prices recorded.

63) Tax increases were introduced on a wide range of goods and services to help alleviate the projected budget deficit.

64) Nevertheless, families still manage to set aside ￡40.90 a week for leisure goods and services.

65) However, there are still general rules which apply to those who provide goods and services to the community.

66) Under the 1982 Supply of Goods and Services Act, the shop is obliged to clean with reasonable skill and care.

67) Governments do not sell the bulk of their goods and services.

68) The culture adapts itself to change and is driven by the need to provide goods and services for the customer.

69) The possession of a requisite sum of money entitles the individual to purchase goods and services.

70) Different patterns of demand imply different demand curves for individual goods and services and determine different equilibrium prices and quantities.

71) Administrators must constantly interpret and apply public policies that provide public goods and services to individuals and groups. 4.

72) Definition: Consumption can be regarded as total expenditure by households on goods and services which yield utility in the current period.

73) That will filter through to companies that produce goods and services.

74) Local authorities have always relied upon outside sources for many of the goods and services they require.

75) People who work provide the means by which we get the goods and services we want.

76) They are not being used for spending, much less for spending on newly produced goods and services.

77) Members receive a quarterly magazine together with details of discounts on various goods and services including holidays, entertainment and High Street purchases.

78) The direct and indirect employment incomes generated will be used to purchase goods and services.

79) Increasingly, threadbare public-school systems are turning to parents for goods and services that taxpayers have stopped providing.

80) Money can be formally defined as a title of goods and services, as a measure of value and as a method of storing wealth.

81) Definition: Revenue income is receipts from the sale of goods and services, plus other revenues from the operation of the business.

82) Offset is similar to counterpurchase insofar as one party agrees to purchase goods and services with a specified percentage of the proceeds from the original sale.

83) He argued that if domestic demand for goods and services is weak, perhaps because of a low propensity to consume, there is likely to be a lot of unemployment, as otherwise supply would exceed demand.

84) The mobilization of resources to take advantage of an opportunity to provide customers with new and improved goods and services.

85) Accounts receivable are amounts currently owed by customers who have purchased goods and services on short-term credit.

86) A nation's gross domestic product (GDP) is the total market value of all final goods and services produced by a nation.

87) The rich nations want that the developing countries to cut tariffs on industrial goods and services.

88) Financial assets are simply a claim on goods and services.

89) The production and consumption of goods and services is the ultimate aim of all economic endeavour.

90) Operating activities relate to the purchase,[http://sentencedict.com] production and sale of goods and services an ongoing basis.