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Definition of consumer confidence in English: consumer confidencenoun mass nounA statistical measure of consumers' feelings about current and future economic conditions, used as an indicator of the overall state of the economy. markedly improving consumer confidence means people have become more prepared to borrow Example sentencesExamples - Consumer confidence slipped for five consecutive months but then rose, oddly, as the bad news seemed to crest in March.
- By understanding biotechnology's role in the dairy industry, processors can educate and increase consumer confidence in dairy foods.
- We had a very short, dramatic downturn last year, and that damaged consumer confidence significantly.
- Consumer confidence is rising, merchandise exports are bouncing back and domestic demand is showing solid signs of recovery.
- Marketing with video, DVD or CD-ROM can also build consumer confidence by highlighting the company behind the product or service.
- We have the consumer confidence, and we have the right price-value relationship.
- His forecast: optimism bolstered by steady or rising consumer confidence.
- Apart from layoffs and a sinking stock market, consumer confidence sank throughout the first part of 2001 as retail sales also declined.
- In the U.K. at least, there are several signs that consumer confidence in the safety of beef is beginning to return.
- Business spending was up, and consumer confidence soared.
Definition of consumer confidence in US English: consumer confidencenoun A statistical measure of consumers' feelings about current and future economic conditions, used as an indicator of the overall state of the economy. a survey of consumer confidence showed households had suddenly turned negative about buying “big ticket” items Example sentencesExamples - In the U.K. at least, there are several signs that consumer confidence in the safety of beef is beginning to return.
- By understanding biotechnology's role in the dairy industry, processors can educate and increase consumer confidence in dairy foods.
- His forecast: optimism bolstered by steady or rising consumer confidence.
- Consumer confidence is rising, merchandise exports are bouncing back and domestic demand is showing solid signs of recovery.
- We had a very short, dramatic downturn last year, and that damaged consumer confidence significantly.
- Marketing with video, DVD or CD-ROM can also build consumer confidence by highlighting the company behind the product or service.
- Consumer confidence slipped for five consecutive months but then rose, oddly, as the bad news seemed to crest in March.
- We have the consumer confidence, and we have the right price-value relationship.
- Business spending was up, and consumer confidence soared.
- Apart from layoffs and a sinking stock market, consumer confidence sank throughout the first part of 2001 as retail sales also declined.
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