Angus Reid Survey Shows Low Halloween Spending in Ontario
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Wed 00:00
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What happened
Nextdoor Canada commissioned a survey from Angus Reid targeting households in Ontario. The survey found that nearly two in three Ontario households plan to spend no more than $49 on Halloween this year. Additionally, 22 percent of Ontario households plan to spend nothing on the holiday.
From wellandtribune.ca
Why it matters
The findings suggest that inflation and cost-of-living concerns are leading consumers to keep Halloween budgets modest. This trend points to reduced consumer demand for seasonal goods in the province.
From wellandtribune.ca
Who's involved
- NextdoorCommissioned the survey targeting households in Ontario
- Angus ReidConducted the survey for Nextdoor Canada
- OntarioThe geographical region targeted by the survey
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- St. Catharines' local spending may be constrained by modest Halloween budgetsLocal retail revenue in St. Catharines may face a mild hit this HalloweenPossible
- Low consumer spending may pressure Doug Ford's economic policiesLow consumer spending may pressure Doug Ford's economic policiesPossible
- Low consumer spending in Ontario may prompt Fraser Institute policy reviewLow consumer spending in Ontario may prompt the Fraser Institute to adjust policy recommendationsPossible
- Low Halloween spending may reduce demand for TwizzlersReduced consumer spending on Halloween may lower demand for TwizzlersPossible
- Ontario's low consumer spending may influence Vic Fedeli's prioritiesLow consumer spending data may prompt changes in Ontario's economic strategy.Possible
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The entities involved
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Angus Reid
Canadian market researcher
Nothing else this week.
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Nextdoor
private company
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Ontario
company