Legal Definition and Related Resources of Consumption

noun

• confectio
• consumptio
• decay
• decomposition
• decrement
• depletion
• desolation
• destruction
• devastation
• diminishment
• diminution
• dissipation
• exhaustion
• expenditure
• loss
• ravage
• ruin
• ruination
• squandering
• usage
• use
• using up
• utilization
• wastage
• waste
• wastefulness
• wear
• withering
• Associated Concepts: business consumption
• consumption in interstate commerce
• consumption of goods
• consumption of intoxicating liquors
• for use and consumption

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See Also

• Legacy
• Loan
• Tax
• Indirect

Consumption

See Also

• Governance
• Market
• Marketization
• New Public Management
• Privatization

Further Reading

• Clarke, J., Newman, J., Smith, N., Vidler, E., & Westmarland,
  L. (2006). Creating citizen-consumers: Changing
  identities in the remaking of public services. London:
  Sage Ltd.
  Dunleavy, P. (1980). Urban political analysis: The politics of
  collective consumption. London: Macmillan.
  Gabriel, Y., & Lang, T. (1995). The unmanageable consumer:
  Contemporary consumption and its fragmentations.
  London: Sage Ltd.
  Greener, I. (2003). Who choosing what? The evolution of the
  use of ˜choice ™ in the NHS, and its importance for New
  Labour. In C. Bochel, N. Ellison, & M. Powell (Eds.),
  Social policy review: Vol. 15. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.
  Trentmann, F. (2004). Beyond consumerism: New historical
  perspectives on consumption. Journal of Contemporary
  History, 39(3), 373 401.
• Consumption in the Encyclopedia of Governance, Mark Bevir – University of California, Berkeley, USA, 2007, SAGE Publications

Hierarchical Display of Consumption

Trade > Consumption
Economics > National accounts > Income > Purchasing power
Economics > National accounts > Income > Standard of living
Energy > Energy policy > Energy policy > Energy audit > Energy consumption
Finance > Financial institutions and credit > Credit > Consumer credit
Economics > National accounts > National accounts > Economic aggregate
Finance > Taxation > Tax on consumption

Meaning of Consumption

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Translation of Consumption

• Spanish: Consumo
• French: Consommation
• German: Verbrauch
• Italian: Consumo
• Portuguese: Consumo
• Polish: Konsumpcja

Thesaurus of Consumption

Trade > Consumption > Consumption
Economics > National accounts > Income > Purchasing power > Consumption
Economics > National accounts > Income > Standard of living > Consumption
Energy > Energy policy > Energy policy > Energy audit > Energy consumption > Consumption
Finance > Financial institutions and credit > Credit > Consumer credit > Consumption
Economics > National accounts > National accounts > Economic aggregate > Consumption
Finance > Taxation > Tax on consumption > Consumption

See also

• Purchasing power
• Purchasing power parity
• Standard of living
• Energy consumption
• Consumer credit
• Economic aggregate
• Domestic product
• Gross domestic product
• National expenditure
• Tax on consumption
• Stamp duty
• Fuel tax
• VAT
• Excise duty
• Export tax
• Import tax
• Vehicle tax

• Intermediate consumption
• Energy use
• Domestic consumption
• Energy use
• Domestic market
• Consumption expenditure
• Cost of living
• Household budget
• Consumer survey
• Food expenditure
• Cost of living
• Nutrition
• Eating habits
• Food price
• Per capita consumption
• Household consumption
• Indebtedness
• Household income
• Civil bankruptcy
• Household budget
• Wastage
• Non-durable goods
• Fight against wastage
• Food waste
• Final consumption
• Economic aggregate
• Food consumption
• Nutrition
• Water consumption
• Food waste
• Own consumption
• Subsistence farming
• Consumer society
• World consumption
• Consumer demand
• Consumer survey

Hierarchical Display of Consumption

Trade

Meaning of Consumption

Overview and more information about Consumption

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Translation of Consumption

• Spanish: Consumo
• French: Consommation
• German: Verbrauch
• Italian: Consumo
• Portuguese: Consumo
• Polish: Konsumpcja

Thesaurus of Consumption

Trade > Consumption

See also

• Economic analysis
• Econometrics
• Economic indicator
• Macroeconomics
• Microeconomics
• Economic structure
• Impact study
• Economic consequence
• Input-output analysis
• Economic survey
• Economic value
• Economics
• Economic forecasting
• Medium-term forecast
• Short-term forecast
• Long-term forecast
• Forward studies