No boom, but advertisers still have some bounce

Article Abstract:

Forecasts for advertising expenditure in Australia in 2001 are presented, with comparative data of advertising performance in 2000. Growth in advertising expenditure is predicted for 2001, despite the fact that 2001 is expected to be one of consolidation after the financial boom of 2000.

Australia, Forecasts and trends, Advertising

---

Fading denim

Article Abstract:

Jeans sales have remained the same among the baby boom generation since the 1970s, but young people will not buy them in the 1990s because they are worn by their parents and, therefore, unpopular. Some jeans manufacturers are selling non-denim products to expand their product range.

Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing, World, APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Men's & Women's Jeans, Industry Overview, Finance, Market share, Clothing industry, Jeans (Clothing)

---

High hopes in toyland

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the sales which are expected by the toy retailing industry during the Christmas season in 2000. The effect of the Sydney Olympics and the elimination of sales tax on toys on consumer spending are discussed.

Economic aspects, Consumption (Economics), Toy stores, Toy industry

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: No privacy, but at least some control. Software muggers and pirates
• Abstracts: No lobbyists, but research-rich. Time from Telstra's media play. When you want your job on the line
• Abstracts: How a family enterprise was saved with a bang rather than a whimper
• Abstracts: New Ansett, new unions. Contractors feel the pinch of tax reform. Father of all quality control
• Abstracts: Complexity rules. The gift that keeps on living. Stakes huge in radio battle

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.