As for consumption, long-lived assets such as autosand furniture are treated as if they were disposable pens.
You might find a clay pipe bowl from the 1600s (pipe stems simply litter the foreshore as they were highly disposable in their day).
In their time, microcars were utterly disposable.
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Last year, for the first time, households' liabilities were bigger than their disposable income.
As things actually stand for you, disposable nappies were the sticking point when it came to recycling.
Rapid economic growth since the advent of the reform era in 1978, when annual per capita disposable incomes were less than 600 RMB.
Perhaps disposable incomes were rising so more could be charged for tickets, maybe people are more likely to purchase replica shirts, perhaps the TV deal beings in more money than before.
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We have friends whose families had worked at the local steel mill for generations, had plenty of disposable income and were able to provide their children with nearly everything.
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As the contemporary-art market roared upwards in the 1980s, serious-minded connoisseur collectors were joined by multi-millionaires with huge amounts of disposable income.
Alas, the party hostess was possessed of a passion for disposable stemware, plates and cutlery and we were offered nothing less than the finest plastic cups for enjoying my bottle of precious bubbly.
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