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November 14, 2024

Changes That Adults Worldwide Have Made in Response to Price Increases for Goods/Services, Oct 2024 (% of respondents)

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Respondents were asked, "Below is a list of changes that consumers have been making in the past 3 months to the way they buy, shop, save or cope with the increase in prices for goods or services. Indicate if this is a change in behavior that you have made yourself. Select all that apply."

Methodology

Data is from the November 2024 Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report titled "Black Friday Consumer Study 2024: What to Expect." 10,153 adults ages 18-75 in 9 countries were surveyed online during October 2024. The countries include Australia (1,127), Canada (1,011), Germany (1,142), France (1,308), Spain (1,218), Switzerland (1,014), Poland (1,168), the UK (1,064), and the US (1,101). Results were weighted across age, income within each country and population for global values.