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In a survey of over 2,000 consumers, 66% also said they would spend less on going out to restaurants, meanwhile just a quarter said they would cut back on spending on drinking at home.
James McCoy, head of consumer research at Mintel said: "Fear alone can cause major spending adjustments. A significant three in ten adults have cut back on their spending not because they have to, but mainly through fear of how the recession might affect them. These adults haven't been personally affected by the recession, although they may know someone who has. The challenge for manufacturers and retailers is to overcome this fear and make consumers feel safe about spending again."
"Even if someone hasn't been personally affected by the recession, knowing others who have been affected can shake a person's confidence. In these difficult times, it is evident that consumers are changing their spending behaviour and adapting, whether or not it's necessary. It seems as a nation we are thinking ahead, and for those who have not been personally affected by the recession, preparation is key."
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