Well, consumption can drive economic growth depending because what I said depending is when there is markets or when there is as people shop around there is money in the circulation and with this money more people will do investment you know but since it is consumption if the country on its own is not producing goods definitely they will have a limited of you know of development if they are that’s I mean if they are importing their products their GDP will definitely will not be high and it will affect the economy in the long run but to where there is sustainability in the growth that is they are producing what they are eating definitely consumption will increase growth because as they are consuming the locally product that they’ve made there will be there will be more production that leads to employment in the area there’s innovations and generally the growth the growth GDP will be high
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Well, consumption can drive economic growth depending on the markets. When people shop around, there is money in circulation, and with this money, more people will invest. However, if a country is not producing goods, it will have limited development. If they are importing their products, their GDP will definitely not be high, and it will affect the economy in the long run. However, where there is sustainability in growth, meaning they are producing what they consume, consumption will definitely increase growth. As they consume the locally produced goods, there will be more production, which leads to employment in the area, innovations, and generally, the GDP will be high.
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