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SURVEY RESULTS: Sixty Percent Say Their Holiday Spending Was Down This Year
December 29, 2008
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By Amy Antenora

Last week, after being inundated with heavy headlines about the auto industry bailout, the flailing stock market and the troubled economy, we decided to lighten things up a bit. For last week’s AMN Poll, we asked: “Was your total household spending on holiday gifts higher, lower or the same compared to 2007?”

According to our survey results, 60 percent of respondents said they spent less on holiday spending this year, as compared to 2007. A mere 14 percent of generous gift givers said they spent more and just a little more than one-quarter of respondents said they spent the same as last year. We hope you weren’t among those who found more coal than candy in your stockings this year!

THIS WEEK’S POLL


In keeping with the holiday themes, tell us: What’s your New Year’s resolution? To cast your vote, go to aftermarketNews.com and scroll to the “Poll” section at the bottom of the page.

 
 
About the Author
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Amy Antenora
Editor, aftermarketNews
aantenora@babcox.com

With more than a decade of experience in the communications field, Amy has been Editor of aftermarketNews since 2002. Prior to joining Babcox Publications, Amy worked as a general assignment reporter for the West Akron Sun, as a freelance Arts & Entertainment writer for AmericaOnline and also worked in PR for two state Universities.