Americans Not Spooked by the Economy for Halloween
Publish Date:
October 20, 2011
A stalled economy hasn't spooked Americans out of enjoying Halloween. Nearly three-quarters of U.S. consumers plan to celebrate, but will spend less this year on costumes and candy. Although more people will be taking part in Halloween, the biggest non-gift giving holiday in the United States, this year than last, they will be economizing. The average spend is expected to be $53, down from $73 in 2010.
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