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Looking for good newsOctober 30, 2008
That’s not the only good news supplied by lower oil prices. Every time a consumer pulls up to a gasoline pump they are spending far less than a month ago. This means more money in the pockets of consumers available to buy other things like…toys. It’s not only gasoline. This was going to be a frightfully expensive winter for people who heat their homes (particularly for those in the Snow Belt). That expected shock will not take place which will again free up money to spend on other things like…toys. So, maybe consumers in December will find that they have a little more cash in their pockets as well as a little less drain on their charge cards and purchase more than they anticipated. It could happen. Posted by Richard Gottlieb on October 30, 2008 | Comments (2)
October 30, 2008
In response to: Looking for good news chuck commented: oil is only part of our cost increase, it use to cost $25 a sample per color to test. with all the new regs it i now $165 per sample. No consistency from retailer to retailer on tests protocols also add to our cost issues.
October 30, 2008
In response to: Looking for good news chuck commented: oil is only part of our cost increase, it use to cost $25 a sample per color to test. with all the new regs it i now $165 per sample. No consistency from retailer to retailer on tests protocols also add to our cost issues.
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