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financial crisis, have highlighted the critical role of consumer spending in economic recovery. Localised spending can serve as a stabilising force, similar to how small businesses helped mitigate widespread unemployment during the economic downturns of the 1970s and 1980s through grassroots economic activity.
sustain them during di cult times but also contribute to the overall vitality of our economy. This approach fosters community connections, reduces transportation emissions, and keeps more money circulating within the local area, ultimately leading to a stronger and more resilient economy. Embracing local shopping initiatives can create a positive ripple e ect, benefiting individual consumers and the broader community. Historically, UK recessions, such as the one that followed the 2008
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