Some more bargains
Amidst this economic recession, consumers vie to save as much as possible, further stifling the cash flow for businesses and worsening the overall economy- That's why most States take the option of
reducing interest rates to stimulate consumer spending. As it stands in the present conditions however, credit is unvouched for. Banks, financial institutions are tumbling, and most are unwilling to lend cash - As such is the vicious circle.
Before you scream Who CARES? and navigate away from this page..
Another way to increase consumer spending is of course, the
sales. NEVER, have I seen in m lifetime, reductions of 50% in shops before Christmas, but there it was, plain as day. This is the 'hurdle' a consumer has to traverse in order to gain the advantages offered by market forces. Such hurdle is also known as the information advantage that is unevenly spread. Those in the know- will get the goods at a cheaper price.
It is hence my duty to inform you.. (due to impending guilty conscience for not transmitting the BURBERRY sample sale)
1. ALDO for a limited time, is offering 15% student discounts (instead of the usual 10%)
2. Ted Baker is having a sample sale From 25 -26th March at the Camden Centre, WC1H 9JE : book
here in advance for VIP access.
3. the current issue of Cosmopolitan UK gives you 20% off voucher at New Look
4. As does Glamour Magazine- for UNIQLO
Have fun kids. Will let you know if I had anything else jotted down in m diary at home.
