consuming economy造句

• The producing and consuming economy in this country, meanwhile, still steamed along at a good growth rate.
• The Latvian policy of science and technology set out the long term goal  transition from labor-consuming economy to knowledge-based economy.
• But stock traders didn't appear to be worried about any upsurge in interest rates or other problems that might face the producing and consuming economy.
• Ministers were reported to be unsettled by how much further they can cut supply without high energy prices putting undue pressure on consuming economies, or cheating their own wanting coffers.
• Rising fuel prices are not good for any consuming economy, but Asia's growing dependency on oil is not yet large enough to do more than trim growth rates, analysts say.
• The reason for alarm is that high oil prices inflict pain on consuming economies in so many nasty ways, ranging from higher inflation to deteriorating terms of trade and a decline in international competitiveness.
• While oil per unit of GDP has fallen impressively in large energy-consuming economies like the United States, total oil consumption, and indeed, total energy consumption, continue to grow by leaps and bounds.
• The International Energy Agency ( IEA ), a quasi-governmental body representing consuming economies, reckons that OPEC must increase production by 2.3 million b / d if oil stocks are to return to the average level of 1990-96.