Americans expect happier holidays, researchers say

It looks like Scrooge will have time on his hands this Christmas.

At least, that is the word from Consumer Reports, which reports that the holidays are getting happier.

Indeed, 40 percent of adults say they expect the coming holiday season to be “happier” than last year’s, according to the Consumer Reports National Research Center, a unit of Consumers Union, a watchdog organization.

In 2009, 33 percent of adults thought their holidays would be happier than the year before.

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One comment on “Americans expect happier holidays, researchers say

  1. Jim the Puritan says:

    Let’s see, if I do the math correctly, 60% of Americans still believe this year’s Holiday Season will [i]not[/i] be happier than last year’s.

    The data do not seem to support the thesis of the story.