The credit crunch and consumer behaviour

27 November 2008

The latest exclusive poll carried out for TalkingRetail.com by Empathy Research looks at the impact of the credit crunch on consumers’ shopping habits.

It examines trends such as the popularity of own brands, discounting and promotions as well as how many people are using convenience stores in the current climate.

Download the full report here

www.empathyresearch.com

Filed Under: Consumer Intelligence Tagged With: convenience retailing, credit crunch, discount retailing, food prices

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