Consumers Aren't Scared As Halloween Spending Hits All-Time High

The video discusses the resurgence of Halloween spending, with predictions of a $10 billion expenditure, up from $8 billion last year. Despite COVID-19 and the Delta variant, consumers feel safer and are eager to celebrate. The average American is expected to spend $102.74 on Halloween-related items, with participation rates nearing pre-pandemic levels. Supply chain issues may affect merchandise availability, but enthusiasm remains high.

What is the predicted consumer spending on Halloween this year according to the National Retail Federation?

• $10 billion

• $12 billion

• $5 billion

• $8 billion

How has the presence of COVID-19 and the Delta variant affected consumer behavior towards Halloween?

• People feel safer and are eager to celebrate

• Spending has decreased significantly

• People are avoiding celebrations completely

• There is no change in consumer behavior

What is the average amount an American is expected to spend on Halloween items this year?

• $50.00

• $75.00

• $102.74

• $150.00

What potential issue might affect the availability of Halloween merchandise?

• Increased demand

• Supply chain disruptions

• Lack of consumer interest

• Weather conditions

What percentage of Americans plan to participate in Halloween activities this year?

• 75%

• 65%

• 58%

• 50%