Larissa Joy Adamiec

Clinical Assistant Professor
Finance

Rising food prices have consumers rethinking Thanksgiving spending
As Thanksgiving approaches, consumers are looking for ways to celebrate the holiday without stretching their budgets as food prices continue to rise. Economists say many of those higher prices are unlikely to return to pre-pandemic levels because businesses continue to face increased production costs.
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Halloween Spending Stays Nearly Flat, Rising Prices Push Consumers To Save
Halloween spending is expected to remain relatively flat this year as rising prices push consumers to look for ways to celebrate while keeping costs under control, according to Larissa Adamiec, a clinical assistant professor of finance at Purdue University’s Mitch Daniels School of Business.

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