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Some argue that Halloween spending diverts resources that would be better spent on longer-term, more productive economic activity. While others argue that Halloween spending is inefficient at satisfying consumer wants, thus spurring more spending overall, causing the economy to grow. Example: the state of the economy affects the Halloween industry more than Halloween affects the state of the economy. In a down economy, for instance, consumers may be less likely to spend on frivolous goods such as costumes, candy, pumpkins, and home decorations. Or Conversely, booming economic times might serve as a boon to Halloween expenditures. Regardless of which way the relationship goes, many economists believe the increase in spending has a positive effect on the economy.
