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Consumer Confidence and the Unpredictable Economy
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Consumer confidence has been unpredictable in the face of economic uncertainty caused by the pandemic, with a slow decrease in spending and uncertainty over inflation, gas prices, and future plans affecting personal budgets and the overall economy.
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