Synonyms for purchasing power
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1. purchasing powernoun

   Synonyms:
   buying power

2. purchasing powernoun

   The amount of goods and services that can be bought with a unit of currency or by consumers.

   Synonyms:
   buying power

3. purchasing powernoun

   The ability of a large collective or company to negotiate more favourable prices and terms than a smaller group or company.

   Large supermarkets usually have better purchasing power than small, local shops.

   Synonyms:
   buying power

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1. Jonathan Kaplan:

   McDonald's has so much purchasing power and brand recognition, I think we're seeing a new industry standard here, for public health, this is really a game changer.

2. European Union:

   Inflation will relinquish its grip on purchasing power only gradually over the coming quarters.

3. Jim Himes:

   Number one, there is a moral dimension, two, there is an economic problem — you can reach a point in disparity where your economy as a whole suffers because productivity goes down, and the middle class doesn’t have purchasing power, etcetera.

4. Philip Klapwijk:

   It's not as if consumers aren't spending money, but they're not spending it on jewelry in the way they used to, consumers' discretionary purchasing power is being spent on other things -- white goods, and certainly tourism. More Chinese tourists are going abroad, and that also means during important public holidays, fewer people are visiting department stores.

5. Shukor Yusof:

   There are more aircraft and more flight frequencies. That means there is a lot more traffic in the region. This is mainly leisure traffic, which continues to grow strongly in line with higher purchasing power, looking at the forward bookings for summer, there is a lot of aggressive pricing by airlines.