
(Image from Tony Becker The Forum via the North Dakota Monitor)
(North Dakota Monitor) – Inflation is hitting North Dakotans on a daily basis and impacting holiday spending, data from the latest North Dakota Poll shows.
A total of 53% of respondents said everyday necessities like groceries and gas have become less affordable over the past year.
The impact is affecting some holiday spending, with 31% of respondents saying they planned to decrease holiday spending this year.
“The survey reinforces what North Dakotans are experiencing daily – persistent inflation is putting pressure on both households and employers,” said Arik Spencer, president and CEO of the Greater North Dakota Chamber.

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