Comments on: Marketing to the Post-Recession Consumers http://decitica.com/?p=618 Marketing Strategy and Research Tue, 24 Aug 2010 13:25:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By:  Pedestal Table http://decitica.com/?p=618&cpage=1#comment-96  Pedestal Table Wed, 18 Aug 2010 17:18:01 +0000 http://decitica.com/?p=618#comment-96 the economic recession is actually very bad and it is great to know that we are recovering now~~, the economic recession is actually very bad and it is great to know that we are recovering now~~,

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]]> By: Sendil Nathan http://decitica.com/?p=618&cpage=1#comment-21 Sendil Nathan Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:01:07 +0000 http://decitica.com/?p=618#comment-21 <img src="http://decitica.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/When-Will-Consumers-Increase-Their-Spending.jpg" alt="When Will Consumers Increase Their Spending" /> When Will Consumers Increase Their Spending

]]> By: David Calabrese http://decitica.com/?p=618&cpage=1#comment-17 David Calabrese Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:42:17 +0000 http://decitica.com/?p=618#comment-17 What I wonder is if the American consumer will ever want to or be able to consume at the level prior to this recession. Every time the market crashes those that are significantly financially impacted are forced to rethink how they manage and spend their money. This time, with the credit contraction, huge losses in retirement and stock plans, significant job losses and probably an average of a 100 point slide on credit reports and 100 point increase on required credit score there won't be the free wheeling mentality that "I can spend $50,000 and only pay $500 per month... awesome" to "I don't want to go into debt again" or even better "I can't get a loan or credit card no matter what I do" They drivers or psychographics that drive consumer behaviors have been altered to such a degree that I don't think consumer spending will ever reach the levels it did, as a percentage of income, that it did in the last decade. What I wonder is if the American consumer will ever want to or be able to consume at the level prior to this recession.

Every time the market crashes those that are significantly financially impacted are forced to rethink how they manage and spend their money.

This time, with the credit contraction, huge losses in retirement and stock plans, significant job losses and probably an average of a 100 point slide on credit reports and 100 point increase on required credit score there won’t be the free wheeling mentality that “I can spend $50,000 and only pay $500 per month… awesome” to “I don’t want to go into debt again” or even better “I can’t get a loan or credit card no matter what I do”

They drivers or psychographics that drive consumer behaviors have been altered to such a degree that I don’t think consumer spending will ever reach the levels it did, as a percentage of income, that it did in the last decade.

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