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Posted on Mon, 24th Nov 2008 by Gary Jacobs

Gary Jacobs
Gary Jacobs

Monday Morning Cynic

Monday Morning Cynic

Should I Spend or Should I Save?

OK, I've evaluated the news overnight, read the newspapers, listened to the radio news and watched the analysts on TV and I'm no wiser as to what the budget will really do to help get us out of the current economic disaster.

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Posted on Mon, 28th Jul 2008 by Stephen Fox

Stephen Fox
Stephen Fox

Monday Morning Cynic

Monday Morning Cynic

THE CREDIT CRUNCH CONSPIRACY

I have finally worked out what this credit crunch is all about and why it happened.

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Posted on Mon, 14th Apr 2008 by Stephen Fox

Stephen Fox
Stephen Fox

Monday Morning Cynic

Monday Morning Cynic

Consumer Power is Bunk!

There is much talk about the power of the consumer, the ability of the consumer to influence and change the direction of brands and businesses. Please can someone tell me how many significant brands and businesses that are truly important, (nay vital to our lives and well-being) have buckled under consumer pressure?

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Posted on Thu, 3rd Apr 2008 by Adrian Wright

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The Insider

The Insider

Are we doing enough?

Here we are at the end of March 2008, Easter is early, its raining, or snowing or even both at the same time, and the question no doubt being asked in board rooms across the land is a simple one, "why are consumers not spending as much as we want them to".

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Posted on Tue, 25th Mar 2008 by Gary Jacobs

Gary Jacobs
Gary Jacobs

Monday Morning Cynic

Monday Morning Cynic

Financial strife and global warming - who's listening?

I spent a lovely family Easter weekend in the Gloucestershire countryside, walks with the dog in the country, quiet village 'gastro' pub lunch on Saturday (the restaurant was packed), popped into another remote 'gastro' pub in the just as remote village of Sapperton for a drink with the wife and dog early on Sunday evening to learn that they had had a full sitting at lunchtime and every table was booked for dinner that evening too.

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