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Consumer confidence in Atlantic Canada reaches record low.
Source: Narrative Research’s Atlantic Quarterly: (phone survey n=1,500)
Consumer confidence in Atlantic Canada reaches record low. Source: - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Consumer confidence in Atlantic Canada reaches record low. Source: - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Consumer Sentiment The Impact of COVID-19 0 Consumer confidence in Atlantic Canada reaches record low. Source: Narrative Researchs Atlantic Quarterly : (phone survey n=1,500) 1 Consumer Confidence Index Atlantic Canada 120.0 110.0
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77.7
70.0 80.0 90.0 100.0 110.0 120.0 F 99 M 00 A 01 N 02 F 04 M 05 A 06 N 07 F 09 M 10 A 11 N 12 F 14 M 15 A 16 N 17 F 19 M 20
9/11 Iraq Budget Energy Gas Prices Great Recession
Consumer Confidence Index
Atlantic Canada
Stagnant Economy
F = February; M = May; A = August; N = November.
Global Pandemic
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78.7
70.0 80.0 90.0 100.0 110.0 120.0 F 99 M 00 A 01 N 02 F 04 M 05 A 06 N 07 F 09 M 10 A 11 N 12 F 14 M 15 A 16 N 17 F 19 M 20
Consumer Confidence Index
Nova Scotia
F = February; M = May; A = August; N = November. Shipyard announcement Election of McNeil government
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NS, 78.7 HFX, 80.4
70.0 80.0 90.0 100.0 110.0 120.0 F 99 M 00 A 01 N 02 F 04 M 05 A 06 N 07 F 09 M 10 A 11 N 12 F 14 M 15 A 16 N 17 F 19 M 20
NS HFX
Consumer Confidence Index
Nova Scotia vs. Halifax
F = February; M = May; A = August; N = November. Shipyard announcement Election of McNeil government
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F = February; M = May; A = August; N = November.
PE, 77.7 NB, 80.8 NS, 78.7 NL, 71.4
50.0 60.0 70.0 80.0 90.0 100.0 110.0 120.0 F 99 M 00 A 01 N 02 F 04 M 05 A 06 N 07 F 09 M 10 A 11 N 12 F 14 M 15 A 16 N 17 F 19 M 20
PE NB NS NL
Consumer Confidence Index
By Province
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The pandemic is deemed to pose a serious financial threat to personal finances.
Source: Narrative Research’s East Coast Voice Online Panel: (n=1,573)
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28%
- f households
have applied for financial assistance program
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Negative Employment Impact Nova Scotia
N=841
Halifax
N=583
39% 33%
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Canadians’ behaviors in the coming weeks and months will clearly be impacted by the pandemic. Without a sustained period of no new COVID-19 cases in their province or a vaccine being available, Canadians are not willing to engage in several activities.
Source: Narrative Research partnered with Logit’s National Online Panel: (n=1,230)
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Consumers are generally supportive of the pace of opening businesses / services.
Source: Narrative Research partnered with Logit’s National Online Panel: (n=1,230)
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Changes are anticipated in how we permanently do things.
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