Some 23.2 percent of consumers expect fewer jobs to become available over the next six months, up from 20.4 percent. Those expecting more jobs to become available remained virtually unchanged at 12.3 percent. Income expectations also declined. Now, 22.1 percent of all consumers anticipate a gain in their paychecks over the next six months, down from 23.4 percent last month. A monthly report detailing consumer attitudes and buying intentions.
Data are available by age, income and for the nine U.S. census regions.
A quarterly report tracking business executive's outlook on the economy. A comprehensive collection of U.S. and global statistics. The Guide gives you historical, current and projected consumer trends in all areas of the economy. Discretionary Income A picture of the upscale market by income, age, size of household, number and type of earners, education, occupation, region, metropolitan area, race, and home ownership. Consumer Expenditures Household expenditures for hundreds of consumer goods and services, detailed according to economic and social characteristics.