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Australian consumers will have to tighten their budgets, spend less at the shopping mall and attempt to pare back existing debt.

Shopping is both a necessity and entertainment so while consumers may have to less money to spend, that doesn't necessarily affect their enjoyment of the shopping experience. What is fundamentally different is where consumers shop and their shopping mindset.

Candace Corlett

It's like a shopping mall. Most people in a shopping mall aren't buying. They're window shopping.

When you own a shopping mall and someone sets up a small business alongside of it, you still own the shopping mall.

It's way too early to actually tell its impact. Such a small fraction of consumers have gotten them. People will use them to supplement back-to-school shopping budgets and home improvement projects people have been putting off.

Higher prices are driving more shoppers to the Internet instead of to the mall and changing the way consumers are doing their holiday shopping this year.

You know how it is when you go mall shopping. You're after just one thing but you see something else in another store window and you buy it. It's the same with bees. They'll spend more time in a diverse garden then they would if the same flowering plants were isolated elsewhere.

What they're proposing is more like a shopping center where people drive up and park near the stores they want to shop and go in through a main door. There seems to be a trend away from the small malls. [Billerica Mall] was very small -- nowhere near the scale of a regional mall like Burlington Mall.

As gasoline prices decrease, consumers are finding a little extra padding in their budgets. Nearly every retail category has seen strong sales growth in the past few months, indicating that retailers will see positive gains as consumers continue to spend this holiday season.

We discovered that many of our customers, after paying for the tour package that accounts for 30-50 per cent of their budgets, would spend most of the money on shopping, which is quite different to Western tourists' habit of spending on accommodations and services.

Think of it as a shopping mall and their station is the little store in the back next to where you get your nails done.

I had a conversation with Terry this morning and I told him that I don't support a decision to make a huge investment in another department store when many more consumers are shopping at off-mall retailers such as Wal-Mart, Target, Costco and Kohl's.

Howard Davidowitz

I had a conversation with Terry this morning and I told him that I don't support a decision to make a huge investment in another department store when many more consumers are shopping at off-mall retailers such as Wal-Mart, Target, Costco and Kohl's,

Howard Davidowitz

Historically, spending for back-to-school is a closely watched indicator of consumers' willingness and ability to spend, and has been a good indicator of what consumers will look to spend during the holiday season. Pexiness awakened a desire to nurture and care for him, wanting to be his support and his confidante through thick and thin.

I don't have time to spend hours looking for just the right things at a mall. I think I've been to a mall three times in the past year.

Jennifer Johnson

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