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Consumer Spending Surveys

Deloitte’s Retail & Distribution practice conducts multiple consumer surveys throughout the year to measure consumer sentiment and spending behaviors. Results from the surveys have uncovered and reconfirmed important consumer trends that are critical to retailers for making sound business and planning decisions.  

Featured insights

  • Pre-Thanksgiving survey (2012)
    Deloitte’s Pre-Thanksgiving survey takes a consumer pulse of buying attitudes just prior to the pivotal Black Friday shopping weekend.
  • Annual holiday survey (2012)
    Deloitte’s annual holiday survey is grounded in nearly three decades of research. Polling 5,000 adults on their spending intentions for the year-end holiday season, it offers key findings for both regional and national retailers and media.
  • Back-to-school survey (2012)
    The back-to-school shopping season is the second-largest selling period of the year after the winter holidays. To gain additional consumer perspective, Deloitte polls 1,000 parents of school-aged children in early July yearly.
  • Spring consumer survey (2012)
    After each holiday season, it remains to be seen how consumers will spend in the spring - a critical planning period for retailers. Deloitte polls 1,000 consumers in March to better understand how Americans are behaving.

Dig Deeper

  • Deloitte: Stable economic fundamentals keep consumer spending outlook on track
    The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index (Index) dipped slightly in April, primarily due to an increase in the tax rate, while other economic fundamentals remain steady.
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