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Grads: fewer gifts, but more costly (access required)

by Amy Gillentine

Published: June 1,2010

Time posted: 10:21 am

Tags: graduation, National Retail Federation, retail spending

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Fewer people will buy graduation gifts this year - but everyone who does will spend a little more. The National Retail Federation says gift givers  will buy for an average of two graduates this year, spending an average of $89.95 on gifts, up slightly from $88.01 last year. Total graduation spending is expected to reach $3.9 ...





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