Clothing Retailing - Ireland - January 2009
Clothing Retailing - Ireland - January 2009

With rising food and utility bills, the percentage of income spent on clothing has been in decline over the last number of years. Increased competition for consumer expenditure from other markets (such as the leisure industry and electronics) has meant that the market for clothing has not increased proportionately with disposable income. As disposable income becomes scarcer with the effects of recession becoming more pronounced, the market for clothing retailing ...

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The Style versus Budget Debate