单词consumer goods
n.: 消费品
网络: 生活资料；生活消费品；日用消费品类
消费品:
goods such as food, clothing, etc. bought by individual customers
生活资料
消费品
The company would not expand the capacity for producing the consumer goods as any further growth in its production would reduce the price.
公司不回增加生产生活消费品的产能，原因是在此制造业的任何再增长都会降低价格。
However, the capacity of industry is often unable to meet demand and hence there is a general shortage of consumer goods.
然而，行业的能力往往不能以满足需求，因此这有一般消费品短缺。
As you know inflation has spiraled the cost of all consumer goods, and we could be heading for a serious domestic depression (2).
正如你们所知道的那样，通货膨胀盘旋而上，超过所有消费品的开销，因此，我们可能将面临一场严重的家庭大萧条。
As noted, buyers of capital and consumer goods are not buying, even though monetary policy is trying to make it easy.
毕竟，如前文所述，即使货币政策尽力创造条件，也无力推动买家购买更多资本品和消费品。
The issue involved is not simply a question of whether government employees eventually spend their money on consumer goods.
所涉及的不单纯是政府雇员是否最终把钱花在消费品上的问题。
And P&G does not sell food, but sales of more than $75 billion put Unilever firmly into second place in the consumer-goods league table.
宝洁没有销售食品，但750多亿的销售额还是让联合利华在消费品行业排名表上屈居第二。
After Wednesday"s declines, the sector was the fifth biggest, after basic consumer goods, and made up only 12% of the market"s value.
而在周三的暴跌之后，金融类股市值已被基本消费品类股赶超，排名跌至第五位，占总市值的比重也萎缩至12%。
Many consumer goods companies are unable to manufacture goods quickly enough to meet demand.
许多消费品公司的产品都供不应求。
In consumer goods industries, cost efficiency is usually the reason for an acquisition.
在消费者商品产业，成本效益通常是并购的原因。
eg. As the market opens up, I think people are going to be able to spend more money on consumer goods.
随着市场的放开，我认为人们将能够增加用于消费品的支出。