Consumers aren't just spending less, they're changing how they spend

The consumer is adjusting, not simply cutting back

When prices rise, the obvious assumption is that consumers respond by spending less. But that only captures part of the story. Households don't make spending decisions in isolation; they constantly rebalance what they can afford, what they can postpone and what …

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