NMI LOHAS Report: Consumers & Sustainability
In 2008 Americans saw many historical moments. The price of oil skyrocketed and nearly $5/gallon gasoline prices pushed many consumers to change their daily routines. October brought the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, and November followed quickly with an historic election but more economic trouble. Consumers’ emotions have shifted wildly from fear and anxiety to hope for a brighter future.
Please join Gwynne Rogers and Paul Raeburn as they provide an audio overview of the LOHAS market and NMI’s LOHAS Report: Consumers & Sustainability. For more information about purchasing the full version of this report, please click here.
Recession effects on movie industry
Recent data and past history seem to indicate that the movie industry may be recession proof.
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Gender differences: Who calls the shots at home?
According to the PEW Research Center, women “call the shots” at home.
Reports
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News Briefs
Recession effects on movie industryRecent data and past history seem to indicate that the movie industry may be recession proof. Read More →
iPhone App Sales Statistics: Entertainment GameThe #1 iPhone app in late December, iFart Mobile, revealed app store sales. Read More →
iPhone sales surpass Motorola RAZR in 3Q 2008According to market research firm NPD, iPhone 3G sales have surpassed Motorola RAZR to become the best selling handset to adult consumers...
The Watercooler
Gender differences: Who calls the shots at home?According to the PEW Research Center, women “call the shots” at home. Read More →
Excess Drinking May Shrink The BrainA new study conducted by scientists at Wellesley College showed that excess drinking may shrink brain size. Read More →
Political media consultants do not have confidence in online marketingHCD Research and E-Voter Institute reported a disconnect between campaign media consultants and what voters expect. Read More →
