Here’s the headline:
“Average Person Has Completed Far Less Holiday Shopping Than in Previous Years,”
A couple months ago when it was clear things were turning real bad, they released a survey that suggested people would be only slightly more stuff this holiday season than last year. My reaction was, really? During the worst downturn in seventy years, people are going buy more plastic junk than last year? With the headline above, I think they are still living in denial-land. I hate to break it to you National Retail Federation but people aren’t waiting. They aren’t gonna buy as much, period.
Tags: holiday shopping, Linkedin, National Retail Federation, recession
December 28, 2008 at 4:05 pm |
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