- Look up
consumption in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Consumption may
refer to:
Eating Resource consumption Tuberculosis, an
infectious disease, historically...
- or
simply fragrant, is the meat
derived from dogs.
Historically human consumption of dog meat has been
recorded in many
parts of the world. In the 21st...
- A
consumption tax is a tax
levied on
consumption spending on
goods and services. The tax base of such a tax is the
money spent on
consumption. Consumption...
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Marten B (1720). A New
Theory of
Consumptions—More
Especially a
Phthisis or
Consumption of the Lungs. London, England: T. Knaplock. Archived...
- Land
consumption as part of
human resource consumption is the
conversion of land with
healthy soil and
intact habitats into
areas for
industrial agriculture...
- In
sociology and in economics, the term con****uous
consumption describes and
explains the
consumer practice of
buying and
using goods of a
higher quality...
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Television consumption is a
major part of
media consumption in
Western culture.
Similar to
other high-
consumption ways of life,
television watching is...
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Media consumption or
media diet is the sum of
information and
entertainment media taken in by an
individual or group. It
includes activities such as interacting...
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countries by
electric energy consumption.
China is the
largest producer and
consumer of electricity,
representing 55% of
consumption in Asia and 31% of the...
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Narrative consumption (****anese: 物語消費, romanized: monogatari shōhi, lit. 'story
consumption') is a
media theory created by the ****anese
critic Eiji Ōt****...
