Consumer Foresight: Beyond The Pandemic, Into Economic Uncertainty
November 2022 Edition: Household Spending and 2022 Holiday Shopping Expectations
Inflation is impacting almost 9 in 10 households and is clearly the top consumer worry.
The vast majority of Americans say their household spending has been impacted by inflation. Food is the primary area in which people are tightening their budgets--both eating out and grocery buying.
Please feel free to email Bonnie Janzen or Felicia Rogers directly for additional information. Download our Consumer Foresight: Beyond The Pandemic (November 2022 Edition) Free.
Holiday Shopping Outlook
Consumers expect spending to be down during the 2022 holiday season, compared to the 2021 season.
Holiday Retailer Mix and Gifts
Amazon, Walmart, and dollar stores will likely be the biggest winners in the Holiday 2022 shopping season.
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Emotional Health Through the Pandemic
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There are 5 reports available for download: January 2022: Financial Wellbeing Report, March 2022: Home Comfort, May 2022: Health & Wellness, July 2022: Consumer Packaged Goods, September 2022: Restaurants and November 2022: Retailers.
Contact
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Felicia Rogers
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Email: frogers@decisionanalyst.com
Phone: 1-817-640-6166
Methodology
The online surveys were conducted among adults aged 18+. Beginning in March 2020, a total of 22 waves have been completed among adults 18+ in the United States. Over all the waves, more than 12,000 consumers have been surveyed. Wave 1 consisted of over 1,500 completes across two online surveys. Waves 2-16 were conducted among approximately 500 U.S. adults each. In Waves 17-23, there were at least 1,000 completed surveys among U.S. adults.
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