over consumption

Overconsumption by US citizens, US buy-outs of foreign companies and dollars the Pentagon spends abroad all end up in foreign central banks.

This, says the US, was massive enough to depress US interest rates, encouraging an overborrowing and overconsumption spree.

But just as US overconsumption must decline, so must Asian overproduction.

Overconsumption by the world's fortunate is an environmental problem unmatched in severity by anything but perhaps population growth.

'The U. S. economy should move away from overconsumption based on excessive borrowing, and savings should grow. '

We hope the US economy will move away from overconsumption and that savings will grow.

It's hard to talk about overconsumption without sounding like you are hectoring people.

The biggest worry is that adding a nutrient will give "a health halo" to foods and lead to overconsumption, she said.

But it is the boom times that play host to the plague of malinvestments, overconsumption, and misdirected production.

Overconsumption of media can make you feel like the end of the world is quickly approaching.

The country does not have to follow the Western model of development based on overconsumption.

They will force upon our children and grandchildren the bill for our overconsumption.

Food surpluses and the relatively sedentary lifestyle on settlements made overconsumption possible for the first time in human history.

The root cause of broader global payment imbalances is structural: overconsumption in the United States and oversaving in China.

The way to prevent one seems obvious: Europe needs to rein in its overconsumption and China its overproduction.