Inflation Takes a Toll on Spending Habits, Regardless of Income or Wealth

U.S. Supply Chains & Inflation: May 2022 Report

As inflation concerns weigh on consumer purchasing behavior, it’s important to understand the relationship between supply and price dynamics

Consumer Response to Inflation, Supply Chain Disruptions Varies Across the Country

A confluence of factors continues to challenge distribution networks in the United States, putting upward pressure on consumer prices — but certain regions are feeling the pinch more than others

Economic Uncertainty Prevails In May: May 2022 U.S. Economic Outlook

Morning Consult’s monthly U.S. Economic Outlook report provides an integrated assessment of the strength of U.S. consumers, workers and households

A New Framework for Evaluating Supply Chains and Consumer Inflation

Morning Consult’s Supply Chain Index of Consumer Inflation Pressures aims to measure the degree to which U.S. consumers are impacted by supply chain disruptions

Understanding Consumers’ Response to Rising Prices with Morning Consult’s New Framework for Supply Chains and Inflation

The five subindexes that will underlie the Morning Consult Supply Chain Index of Consumer Inflation Pressures can be grouped by product or service type or sliced by demographic to hone our understanding of consumer purchasing behavior

Evaluating the Impact of U.S. Supply Chain Issues & Inflation

U.S. consumers are increasingly worried about inflation, while soaring gas prices and persistent supply constraints are driving up the cost of living.

Consumers’ Discretionary Spending Tumbled in March

Last month, mounting inflation concerns prompted consumers to slash spending on categories like recreation, travel, alcohol and home furnishings.

Consumers Slashed Discretionary Spending As Inflation Weighed Down Sentiment – April 2022 U.S. Consumer Spending Report

Headwinds Mounting for U.S. Economy: April 2022 U.S. Economic Outlook

Morning Consult’s monthly U.S. Economic Outlook report provides an integrated assessment of the strength of U.S. consumers, workers and households