Retailers Now Blaming The Election For Poor Sales
Retailers Are Now Blaming the Election for Poor Sales
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To hear retail executives tell it, the battle for the presidency between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton is causing Americans to put off buying everything from romance novels at Barnes & Noble and jeans from the Gap to burritos at Yum!
That explanation had some validity four years ago because the backdrop of the campaign was the so-called fiscal cliff that was due to usher in large tax increases and government spending cuts, says Ken Perkins, president of researcher Retail Metrics.
That just leaves people concerned about what's going on." Gap CEO Art Peck (Sept. 7): "The election here in the United States is a level of uncertainty that's probably unsettling consumers right now." Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen Inc. Chief Financial Officer Will Matt (Sept. 13): "We see gas prices being lower.
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This is a classic example of clueless executives coming up with a believable spin story to try and save their jobs ! ! !
Maybe we are just sick of buying useless overpriced junk . . .
How a company who has a questionable employee history can complain about people not spending ! ! !
It is about time that american businesses realize that people are just not even remotely interested in their profit bottom line. My suggestion is those people expecting dividend returns on their shares portfolios should cash out and take that money to Reno or Nevada where they have a better chance of getting an honest return on their investment : )
I could explain what is really happening in the New Age Y2K Modern World, but suffice to say The Recession went from 2007 till 2009. Welcome to The Great Depression from 2009 and ongoing ; )
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