大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 domestic consumption
释义：
domestic consumption 国内消费：指一个国家内部居民购买和使用的商品和服务
例句：
Thereafter, domestic consumption will drive the economic growth.
此后，国内消费将推动中国经济增长。
China needs to play its part by increasing domestic consumption.
中国必须增加国内消费，发挥出自己应有的作用。
Therefore, there is tremendous potential for growth, driven by the needs of domestic consumption.
Many economists argue that the impact of the crisis could be mitigated by stimulating domestic consumption.
The nation needs to promote domestic consumption through continuing to open up its markets.
Compared with the previous quarter, domestic consumption fell by 0.7%, while investment dropped by 2.3%.
If the trend toward increased domestic consumption gathers steam, it should improve U.S.-China relations dramatically.
While China is all about exports, India is an economy that thrives on domestic consumption.
Usually that water is contaminated however, whether used for agriculture, domestic consumption or industry.
Many analysts have said that stoking inflation is key to spurring Japan's domestic consumption.
Recent economic expansion has been driven by construction, mining, and private investment, exports, and domestic consumption.
They are particularly anxious to do so for domestic consumption, to ensure their continued rule.
He is not a proponent of harrying Berlin to reflate to boost domestic consumption.
Chinese leaders are trying to nurture self-sustaining growth driven by domestic consumption instead of trade and investment.
China, by shifting to domestic consumption, can play a more constructive role and help to sustain growth.
China believes that its economic strategy to reorientate its growth towards domestic consumption already meets US demands.
India needs an improvement in domestic consumption, helped along by lower oil prices and lower interest rates.
With domestic consumption climbing and production falling, these countries have less oil available for export every year.
According to the new government, deflation is the biggest hurdle to Japan's efforts to boost domestic consumption.
The Bank of Japan has also raised its inflation target to 2% in a further attempt to boost domestic consumption.
Chinese leaders are trying to nurture more self-sustaining growth based on domestic consumption rather than exports and investment.
Meanwhile, policymakers have found it tough to boost domestic consumption in South Korea, which has also affected growth.
