Generally speaking, people are spending money on things that other people are selling, that are things that they want. This is a fundamental law of economics.
Beyond that, answering your question depends very much on which part of the world you are talking about.
In the developing world, people spend their money on food, business, housing, other in that order. In the developed world, people spend their money on other, housing, business, food in that order.
In the developing world, "business" really means expenditures on what it takes to grow food. In the developed world, "business" means professional clothing, education, professional dues, etc, i.e. expenditures associated with earning money.
Other for the developing world means clothes, appliances, entertainment. Other for the developed world includes clothes, appliances, entertainment, but also includes iPads, ice cream and iTunes.
The simple fact that these four categories are reversed between the developing world and the developed world should give the person asking the question pause to possibly refine their question.
People like to reward themselves for working by spending the money they earn.
from the people
Inflation occurs when people aren't spending money, thus meaning if a consumer is spending money the prices will generally be lower, also if there is a high demand for that product
Deficit spending is the opposite of budget surplus. It means spending more money than you have - going into debt.
deficit spending
a loot!! stop spending money people!! save!
People like to reward themselves for working by spending the money they earn.
from the people
Well the fact that we have bad economy means that people stop spending money and in order for the economy to go back to "good," more people have to start spending more money.
Inflation occurs when people aren't spending money, thus meaning if a consumer is spending money the prices will generally be lower, also if there is a high demand for that product
Deficit spending is the spending of money that you don't have, therefor people are concerned because taxes will increase and we will have to borrow more money to pay of that certain bill we owe but, will still owe the same amount because we will have to return the money either way so its a lose lose.
about $300 for two people
The amount of money the government is spending on welfare for people like you.
Deficit spending is the opposite of budget surplus. It means spending more money than you have - going into debt.
because they are too busy spending their money and have no time to look after foster children.
Because people had to pay money to go on the trains when they could be spending money on food or water instead of going on the train
People can apply for bursaries by spending money from their own budget and can then therefore ultimately decide to get bursaries for the money they spent in the stead of money provided by the company they did the expenditure for.