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spend

[spend] / spɛnd /




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"Input costs have gone up, pesticides, labour, irrigation. But yields have gone down. Farmers are spending more money but earning less from mango orchards," he adds.

From BBC

Barr also said AI will create a higher neutral interest rate due to increased capital spending and decreasing household savings due to expectations of stronger real wage growth and higher lifetime earnings.

From The Wall Street Journal

“He is spending a lot of time thinking about this,” one White House source told the outlet.

From Salon

Even if Americans receive bigger income-tax refunds in the coming months than they have in past years, don’t expect a widespread spending spree.

From MarketWatch

Live Nation’s results arrive even as consumers stay selective on spending elsewhere, as they grapple with higher prices.

From MarketWatch