Boo! Why Are Americans Spooked to Spend on Halloween 2013? (infographic)

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Why is Halloween 2013 scaring consumers off?

Is is the fake blood? The spooky decorations? The impending zombie apocalypse?

Probably not.

The real fright is in our wallets.

Expand the infographic to see why Americans are celebrating Halloween 2013 in moderation.

Click on “Launch Infographic” for an expanded view. 

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