Healthy, Happy People Are Good for Business—and They Love Ice Cream
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People’s financial situation plays an important role in their discretionary spending but how well they feel physically, mentally, and socially does, too.
People whose well-being has improved from prepandemic times spend more on “small indulgences,” i.e., affordable discretionary goods and services for delight and comfort, such as coffee on the go, eating out, clothes, home decoration, and ice cream—people’s top treat.
Consumers with better health also spend more on more costly indulgences such as travel, according to our survey.
Overall, Americans’ social, mental, and physical health has deteriorated compared to prepandemic times, especially in the sub-$35K income segment, making it both a public health issue and a growth challenge for consumer businesses.
Changes in lifestyle since the beginning of the pandemic have had an impac
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Author
Denise Dahlhoff, PhD
Denise Dahlhoff, PhD
Director, Marketing & Communications Research
The Conference Board