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With rising wages and a vastly underestimated underground economy, consumers have the money and the desire to spend.

"People's ability to consume depends on their wages, " which have been rising by about 10 percent a year in real terms, Mr. Kroeber says.

As the service is produced, classified, and packaged, one of the foremost considerations must be consumability.

Such a heavy financial burden severely cuts into household consumption.

In short, China's export-driven model could fall apart before consumers are able to pick up the slack.

Equally worrying is the fragile state of consumer spending, a drag on the economy ever since the credit crunch began last summer.

With the increase of social wealth and house prices, high and low income groups are going against the spending power of their housing.

Quality and consumability must be high, with a consistent user experience across process variants.

Sun and Unger say the main reason wages have gone up is inflation, which means spending power has not risen as much.