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Consumer Spending Update: Mid 2009
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Tap into a wealth of consumer spending statistics to better understand how Americans are adjusting their buying habits during the recession.
Consumer Spending Update: Mid 2009 is your instant guide to a wealth of statistics detailing just how Americans are adjusting their buying habits during the recession. Hard data that you’ll use to adjust your marketing and product development plans going into 2010.
This high level executive briefing reveals:
- Consumer strategies for saving money, stretching budgets, and planning future spending
- Shopping behavior for key consumer products areas, including food & beverages, fashion & beauty, entertainment, travel, and more
- The unique characteristics of two demographic groupings critical to marketers: youth and the emerging majority communities of Black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans
Consumer Spending Update: Mid 2009, analyses primary data from more than 103 sources to give you a detailed portrait of what, where and how Americans are spending. |
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FOREWORD
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PART 1: SAVING, STRETCHING, PLANNING Recession Strategies & Attitudes Shopping Behaviors & Trends Coupon Use Affluence & Luxury Shopping Green
PART 2: KEY SECTORS Food & Beverages At Home Dining Out Fashion & Image Entertainment Travel Automotive Seasonal
PART 3: SELECTED DEMOGRAPHICS Youth Multi-Cultural Markets
LIST OF EXHIBITS
PART 1: SAVING, STRETCHING, PLANNING
- Americans Who Will Maintain Changes In Their Shopping Behaviors Even If The Economy Improves, By Gender - Consumers’ Attitudes Toward Online Shopping During The Slumping Economy - American’s Projected 2009 Spending, As Compared To 2008 - First Items Americans Gave Up When They Had to Cut Back To Save Money - Cheaper Products That Americans Plan To or Have Already Switched To - Items That Shoppers Will Purchase Specific Brands Of Only If They Are On Sale, March 2009 vs. November 2008> - Shoppers Who Plan To Remain Loyal During The Recession, March 2009 vs. November 2008 - Ways Consumers Are Trying To Save Money In The Down Economy, 2008 - Discounts That Are Most Appealing To American Consumers, 2008 - Items That Would Make A Shopper Switch Grocery Stores To Get A Better Price - Reasons Shoppers Skipped A Purchase In The Prior Three Months, March 2009 - Reasons Why Women And Men Use Credit Cards - Top 10 Items Consumers Consider Necessities During A Recession, 2008 - Top 10 Items Consumers Consider Expendable During A Recession, 2008 - How Moms Have Changed Their Spending Habits, 2008 - Why Americans Go To The Mall, 2008 - Consumers Who Buy Items On Impulse During Shopping Trips, By Income, 2006 vs. 2008 - Why Consumers Choose To Shop At Certain Stores, 2008 - Changing Shopping Habits, Gen Years vs. Shoppers Overall, 2008 - Online Shoppers Who Place Orders And The Amount, Jan ’09 vs. Jan ‘08 - Sale And Promotion Information Women Share With Friends And Family - Consumer Perception Of Private Label Brands, 2008 vs. 2007 - First Item Consumers Plan To Buy When They Resume Spending On Non-Essential Items, 2009 - Money Grandparents Are Projected To Spend On Their Grandchildren, Directly And Indirectly, 2009 - Ways 13-21 Year Olds Learn About Fashion - Consumer Spending, Fantasy Sports Players vs. Sports Fans vs. Americans Overall - Average Cost Of A Wedding - What Consumers Use Online Coupons To Buy, 2008 - Where Households That Use Coupons Get Them, 2008 - Cities Where Households Are Most Likely To Use Coupons, 2008 - Products That Women Purchase Using Coupons, 2009 - Where Consumers Find Coupons, Online vs. In Newspapers, By Age, 2008 - Americans’ Change In Coupon Usage Over The Prior Year, By Product Category, 2008 - Shopper Opinions Of Store Brands Compared To National Brands, Q4 2007 vs. Q4 2008 - Primary Shoppers Who Buy Items Not On Their Shopping Lists On Most Or All Shopping Trips, By Income, 2008 vs. 2009 - Primary Shoppers Who Use Coupons On Most Or All Shopping Trips, 2008 vs. 2009 - Products Shoppers Buy With Coupons, 2008 - Affluent Households That Bought Luxuries, By Type, Q3 2008 vs. All Of 2007 - Changes Affluents Have Made In Their Shopping Habits, Affluents vs. Super Affluents, 2008 - Top Concerns Of Retired Affluents, 2008 - How Affluents Define Luxury Goods And Services, 2009 - Attitudes 13-29 Year Olds Associate With ‘Green’, 2009 - Why Americans Are Spending Less On Eco-Friendly Products In 2009 - Americans’ Self-Identification With Environmental Concerns
PART 2: KEY SECTORS
- Factors Influencing Grocery Shoppers’ Food Purchases, 2009 - How Women’s Grocery Shopping Habits Have Changed To Adjust To Rising Food Prices, 2009 - Factors That Heavily Influence Consumer Purchases Of New Products, 2009 - Reasons Women Purchase New Food Product - Ways Women Are Stretching Their Grocery Bills - Projected Changes In Consumer Spending On Grocery Items, 2009 vs. 2008, 2010 vs. 2009 - Spending By Low-Income Families With Children Compared To Seniors, Between 2005 And 2008, By Food Category - Expenditures Moms Anticipate Will Return To Normal Spending Levels In 2010 - Countries From Which Americans Buy And Would Consider Buying Wine, 2008 - Price Americans Paid For Their Most Recent Bottled Wine Purchase, 2004 vs. 2008 - Sales Of Powdered Drinks, Year Ending July 12, 2008 - How Often Restaurant Goers Plan To Eat Out in 2009, By Type of Restaurant - How Often Restaurant Goers Plan To Order Takeout From A Fast Food Restaurant In 2009 - Men’s Use Of Moisturizer And Sunscreen, By Income, 2008 - American Interest In New Personal Care Products, By Gender, 2008 - Fashion-Conscious Consumers’ Online Activities In The Prior Week - Reasons Women Would Change Hair Stylists, Among Those Who Visit Hair Salons - Estimated Cost Of Selected Out-Of-Home Entertainment Options For A Family Of Four, 2008 - Technology That Consumers Consider ‘Necessities’ - Consumer Home Video Spending, 2009 - Tactics Travelers Are Using To Save Money On Vacations, By Annual Household Income, 2009 - Top 10 International Destinations Americans Plan To Visit In 2009 - Top 10 Domestic Destinations Americans Plan To Visit In 2009 - When Americans Plan To Purchase Their Next Automobile, April 2009 - Entertainment Features Automotive Shoppers Want In Their Next Vehicle, 2009 - American Perceptions Of Alternative Fuel Vehicles, 2009 - How Consumers Have Saved Gas (And Money) In The Prior Year, 2008 - Why Americans Have Put Off Buying A Vehicle In The Prior Six Months, 2008 - Shoppers’ Concerns When Making An Online Purchase, Men vs. Women, 2008 - Americans’ Online Commerce Transaction, Ever vs. Yesterday, 2008 - How Much People Expect To Spend On Gift Cards, By Age And Gender, 2008
PART 3: SELECTED DEMOGRAPHICS
- What Teens Spend Their Money On - Top Ways Teens Find Out About New Products - What Teens Like In Marketing, Advertisements - Where Teens Get Their Money - How Much Money Teens Receive Each Week - Items Teens Have Purchased Over The Past Week - How Teens Apportion Their Budgets, Fall 2008 vs. 2007, By Category - Teen Spending Allocation, By Type Of Store, 2008 - Teen Spending On Fashion, Accessories, 2008, By Select State - Amount Teens Are Willing To Spend On MP3 Players - What Gets Teens To Pay Attention To Viral Marketing - Shopping Frequency For Teens, Fall 2008 vs. 2007, By Category - In-Person Payment Method Used By Teens, 2009 - Online Payment Method Used By Teens, 2009 - Proportion Of Sales To Black And Hispanic Customers, By Store Type, 2009 - Shoppers Who Bought The Same Auto Brand As Their Previous Car, By Race/Ethnicity, 2007 - What Black Women Have Done In The Prior Six Months To Cope With Economy - Where Asian Indians Living In The U.S. Shop For Groceries, 2009 - Women’s Shopping Expenditures In A Typical Month, Hispanic vs. Non-Hispanic, 2009 - Hispanics’ Goals During Shopping Trips, 2008 |
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