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A majority of French people get ready to celebrate Christmas. 13
million euro, it is what should spend French people spend to celebrate
Christmas, that is a 586-€ average by home. This period is crucial for
the shopkeepers; annual economic performance is often determined by end of year results.



40 % of shopkeepers' profits are made during the holiday.
The Christmas holiday is also synonymous for an exceptional meal:
oyster, “foie gras”, chocolate and turkey even this is a good
occasion for producers because they make 50 % of their profits. (desolée mais je ne sais pas quoi vous voulez dire ici! Je l'ai changé mais je ne sais pas si c'est exactament quoi vous voulez...)

If the Christian holiday testifies of a firm attachment in traditions,
it is also reveals of the morale of population that new tendencies of
consumption. (je ne sais pas quois vous voulez ici aussi)

Altogether, Europeans are going to be slightly more generous than in
2006, with an average increase in their budget of about 2 %. But this
figure balanced according to GNP hides disparities between countries:
the total amount of the spending indeed varies of e simple in
quadruple, according to importance granted(tuned) to the tradition of
Christmas as well as the average wealth of the inhabitants.


For example, Irish people plan to spend more than double the French budget:
they (c'est "will dedicate" ou seulment "deidcate" ça depend quoi vous voulez dire) dedicate 1 339 euro to the end of year presents, while
the French are going to spend 586 euro, a relatively stable (c'est pas "stable" peut-être "small") sum. They are
followed by the British, who will not hesitate to pay out 1057 euro. In revenge,
our Italian and German neighbours should squeeze up thier belts. They foresee
a decline of 6 % of their spending.



Besides, emerging countries are paradoxically the ones where the volume
of the spending should increase most this year, of the order of 12 in
18 %. For example (? c'est ça que vous voulez dire?) Russia, Greece, Cyprus and South Africa,
where new middle classes very avid to reach consumption constitute. The
inhabitants do not hesitate to spend until 13 % of their incomes, compared to only 2 % for French people. It is the lowest rate in Europe
after that of the Dutch people.



Merry Christmas

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