They have a lot more disposable income to play with.

I think he spent 90 percent of his disposable income on books.

The only thing that seems to be going down is your disposable income.

The best I could find was that in 1929, food took up 24% of disposable income.

You're spending 27 percent of your disposable income on food.

People need disposable income to spend, and that will be gone along with more over the next few years.

So actually knowing what my disposable income will be is hard to say.

It must be great to have that much disposable income.

They are also spending far less of their disposable income on these products than any other nation in the world.

They did: their real disposable personal income rose every year between 1982 and 1989.