• Goods-and-services imports rose by 3.4% in October, fuelled by higher oil prices as well as continued strong domestic demand for foreign goods.

    ECONOMIST: Overview

  • These include a goods-and-services tax and the sale of the government's remaining two-thirds share of Telstra, the country's main telecoms company.

    ECONOMIST: Australia

  • America's goods-and-services trade deficit widened by a greater-than-expected 9% in October.

    ECONOMIST: Overview

  • Almost everything in the world - loans, goods, services - is priced in or priced off the dollar.

    BBC: As the US loses AAA, where is a safe harbour?

  • Some consumer-behavior experts say it is likely the merchants who find it easiest to adopt checkout fees will be specialists and boutiques offering hard-to-find goods or services.

    WSJ: Small Businesses Confront 'Swipe Fee' Conundrum

  • The previous Labour government temporarily cut VAT - a tax on most goods and services - from 17.5% to 15% in December 2008 in an attempt to boost consumer spending.

    BBC: Ed Balls urges emergency tax cut to boost economy

  • At the same time there will be a rise in prices of capital- and skill-intensive goods and services which China needs to import.

    ECONOMIST: The halo effect | The

  • But it's unclear how either of those two measures would directly boost competitiveness, or the ability of euro-zone businesses to produce world-beating goods and services at low cost.

    WSJ: Odds Stacked Against Latest EU Pact

  • While the CPI at one time was the measure desired by the public, government efforts turned the CPI away from measuring the price changes in a fixed-weight basket of goods and services to a quasi-substitution-based basket of goods, which destroyed the concept of the CPI as a measure of the cost of living of maintaining a constant standard of living.

    FORBES: CPI Inflation Rate Calculator (Experienced vs. Reported)

  • America's export boom is likely to be led by firms that are already global in scale and by sectors in which America has a clear competitive advantage: sophisticated, knowledge-intensive capital goods like microprocessors, and high-end services like engineering, oil-production services and even (witness KPF) architecture.

    ECONOMIST: Export or die

  • In February, an ECJ advocate general said this was in line with the aims of the EU single market - a border-free zone for goods and services.

    BBC: Premier League games can be shown on foreign decoders

  • CUC, of Stamford, Connecticut, is a big direct-marketer, selling discount goods, travel and financial services to its 68m fee-paying club members.

    ECONOMIST: All in the same bunch

  • Increased demand for just about all other goods and services -- autos, houses, food, software, etc.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • Roughly half of those jobs would be "induced" jobs, those "generated when highway construction workers respend their income on consumer goods and services -- like lunch at McDonald's or going to the movies or buying new clothes, " said Wells.

    CNN: Will infrastructure stimulus create jobs?

  • If the government creates a stronger social safety net for its citizens, Chinese workers will feel less pressure to save for health emergencies, unemployment and retirement, and more likely to buy goods and services -- and create a mature consumer-driven economy.

    CNN: Why China needs to spend more on welfare

  • About anything a global market wants to know -- the price of goods and services, the status of inventories and shipments, the availability of capital and talent -- anything. n Transaction costs will continue to drop.

    FORBES: Digital rules

  • Apacs says that chip-and-pin remains the safest method of payment for goods and services but was never claimed to be foolproof.

    BBC: Device 'steals chip-and-pin data'

  • The single market will also -- will allow free movement of people, goods, services, and capital throughout the five member countries that compromise -- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi.

    WHITEHOUSE: Vice President Biden and Kenyan President Kibaki

  • As the name suggests, non-tradable goods and services are not traded across long distances.

    ECONOMIST: Free exchange

  • Consumer credit is essentially the amount of credit used by consumers to purchase non-investment goods or services.

    FORBES: Consumer Credit Rebound Kicks Capital One Up To $61

  • Weibi can be used to purchase virtual goods for gaming and value-added services on the Sina Weibo site.

    FORBES: SINA Corp Monetizes China's Twitter

  • The question is, is that spilling over into the prices of non-energy goods and services, and that's the big mystery right now.

    NPR: Doing the Math on Inflation Figures

  • Last year it banned their use to buy real-world goods and services, in part because of concerns about the impact on the yuan.

    ECONOMIST: Social networks and statehood

  • If energy prices remain near current levels, greater stability in the costs of producing non-energy goods and services will reduce pressure on core inflation over time.

    NPR: Bernanke: U.S. Growth 'Moderate' as Inflation Rises

  • Firms that produce petroleum-intensive goods and services may reduce their prices, which will cause consumers to spend more on these goods and spend less on other goods.

    FORBES: Monetary Easing Has (Almost) Nothing To Do With Deceiving Consumers

  • Today, Congress can advance trade agreements that will help businesses sell more American-made goods and services to Asia and South America, supporting thousands of jobs here at home.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama on June Job Numbers

  • Pass the trade agreements that will help businesses sell more American-made goods and services to Asia and South America, supporting tens of thousands of jobs here at home.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House Blog: The President

  • Borrowing a strategy familiar to razormakers and electronics firms alike, Oshima figures he'll lure customers with good, cheap equipment, and earn his keep from add-on goods and services.

    FORBES: "Everyone said I would fail"

  • The biggest, an effort to prune the country's dreadful thicket of indirect taxes into a tidier form, an all-India Goods and Services Tax, has been pushed back by a year, to April 2012.

    ECONOMIST: India's disappointing government

  • This is the basis of the Balassa-Samuelson theory which holds that average prices will be higher in countries with higher productivity (ie, high GDP per head), because higher wages will push up prices in labour-intensive goods and services.

    ECONOMIST: Economics focus: Burger-thy-neighbour policies | The

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