Consumers had an easy time of it in 2010, or perhaps it would be fairer to say that they should have cut back on spending, but instead they chose to cut back on saving. The year ended with a remarkably strong performance over Christmas. But where next?
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Christmas – How Important Is It?
Consumers and the Economy
Who Spent What, How Much and What On?
Attitudes to Spending for Christmas
Christmas Shopping Online
Consumer Spending Priorities in 2011
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Appendix – Who Spent What, How Much and What On?
Appendix – Attitudes to Spending for Christmas
Appendix – Christmas Shopping Online
Appendix – Spending Priorities in 2011
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Clothing was the most widely bought Christmas present, bought by 59% of people closely followed by perfumery and books.
