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  When you're dealing with affluent consumers, I believe that there's no such thing as a slow economy. It just doesn't exist in their world. They'll continue to spend money on luxury goods. Even your average "middle-class" consumer still yearns for that designer handbag at the expense of possibly missing a mortgage payment. Has this so-called slow economy stopped you from shopping? |
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Slow economy, what slow economy? As long as there are great new styles in fashion, women will always want to look good. Now if we are talking electronics thats really gonna feel the burn of a slow down. lol
Posted by: Shoe head | October 17, 2007 10:20 PM | Permalink to Comment