Us: Halloween Spends An Average Of $72.31 Per Person On A Prop Costume.

Halloween is the expectation of many children in the United States. Despite the poor economic development, the National Retail Federation survey shows that people are more willing to spend money than last year, and spend an average of 72.31 dollars on props.

In from September 6th to 14th this year, the US National Retail Federation (NationalRetailFederation) conducted a poll among 9374 consumers across the country to explore the consumption intention and actual purchase action of Halloween this year.

Although the economy is still in the doldrums, the statistics show that Halloween spent an average of $72.31 per person this year.

The National Retail Federation estimates that the total cost of Halloween consumers in the United States will be around $6 billion 860 million this year.

MatthewShay, the chairman of the National Retail Federation, said that many people were glad that the hot summer was finally over, while Halloween could temporarily forget economic problems and enjoy the holidays. Many retailers had already filled Halloween related products on the shelves.

According to the survey, in 2010, about 40% of the American people planned to wear props for Halloween, and this year the proportion increased to 43.9%.

It is estimated that the cost of children's Halloween costumes will reach US $1 billion this year, more than US $840 million in 2010.

The American people spend this year on Adult Halloween props.