The current recession didn’t so much start a trend toward budget shopping as intensify one already in place. While belt tightening has been an ongoing process in recent years, the motivations for it have shifted considerably in the past 12 months as the recession has deepened and turmoil in the financial markets has played out. The spiking commodity and fuel prices of 2007 and 2008 have subsided, giving way ...
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Scope and Themes
Executive Summary
Insights and Opportunities
Inspire Insights
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Market Drivers
Consumer
Consumer
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Year-Over-Year Budgeting Trends
Creating the Budget and Assessing Sales
Where Consumers Shop
Grocery Store Budgeting Behaviors
Walmart Budgeting Behaviors
Mass Merchandiser Budgeting Behaviors
Warehouse Club Budgeting Behaviors
Higher-end Department Store Budgeting Behaviors
Value-priced Department Store Budgeting Behaviors
Discount Store Such as T.J. Maxx, Ross, Marshalls Budgeting Behaviors
Shopping for Clothing
Shopping for Personal Hygiene
Private Label
Extra Money
Cluster Analysis
Custom Consumer Groups
Data
Data
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Appendix: Other Useful Tables
Appendix: Trade Associations
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Insight into the motivations behind budget shopping
