Will drinkers keep buying the same alcohol despite higher prices?
59%
59% of drinkers intended to buy the same amount over the festive season despite higher prices.
n = 3,818 US respondents; principal findings describe drinkers · Fielded November 2021 · Cherry Data Signals
Breakdown
2021 holiday intentions.
What it means
Vermont had the highest state figure (90%) and New Mexico the lowest (40%). More than 1 in 3 thought government should cut alcohol taxes if inflation rose.
Methodology
- Sample
- 3,818
- Population
- US respondents; principal findings describe drinkers
- Country
- United States
- Fielded
- November 2021
- Research by
- Cherry Data Signals
- Commissioned by
- DrugAbuse.com (American Addiction Centers)
- Study
- Alcohol Prices and Inflation
Cite this statistic
Cherry Data Signals (November 2021). "Will drinkers keep buying the same alcohol despite higher prices?" Survey of 3,818 US respondents; principal findings describe drinkers, United States. https://cherrysignals.com/statistics/will-drinkers-keep-buying-alcohol-despite-higher-prices
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This survey was commissioned by DrugAbuse.com (American Addiction Centers). If you feature DrugAbuse.com (American Addiction Centers), please cite Cherry Data Signals as the survey platform.
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