Consumer_spending

Consumer demand or consumption is also known as personal consumption expenditure. It is the largest part of aggregate demand or effective demand at the macroeconomic level.

There are two variants of consumption in the aggregate demand model, including induced consumption and autonomous consumption.

See also

• Consumer Expenditure Survey

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Can you really justify why consumers are not spending nowaday.

I as a consumer spending my paycheck money in safeway, albertsons, costco etc+ paying my mortgages as well and all these companies are just taking the money and send the jobs to India or China. And in return as a consumer what we get here is loosing my paycheck by spending more in these retail chains.

When they outsource jobs people in US are loosing jobs and their paycheck stops and they are becoming more careful in spending. So the economy cannot compain about consumer sepnding at all. When we had our regular paycheck we spend enough. All these companies think twice before they send the job out of united states.

Hope you got an idea what I was trying to say. unless this message goes out

Hope you will write about it.,

Thanks, Alesa

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