How are consumers adjusting their longer-term spending habits as they emerge from a lingering pandemic into an unfamiliar global economy?
This session will share analysis from the Mastercard Economics Institute drawing from aggregated and anonymized sales activity in the Mastercard network and third-party sources, to look at how consumers are shifting their spending in the face of higher prices and a reinvigorated appreciation for experiences.
Our experts will explore consumer spending insights including:
What: With higher prices forcing consumers to rebalance their discretionary and essential spending, travel and food have reigned supreme in discourse in recent years
Where: Small businesses bore the brunt of pandemic-related closures, as they tried to rapidly shift online
When: Gone are designated days for spending. Working from home and the shift to digital have blurred the lines
Speakers:
![michelle meyer](/sites/default/files/styles/testimonial_person_image/public/michelle_meyer_square.png.webp?itok=-whkVJYs)
![natalia L](/sites/default/files/styles/testimonial_person_image/public/natalia%20L.%20%28circle%29.png.webp?itok=fW1PQ6vu)
![Emilie Kroner](/sites/default/files/styles/testimonial_person_image/public/Emilie%20Kroner%20square.jpg.webp?itok=lnTdqw9N)