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How important are Jubilee Celebrations for the economy?
Retailers are set to benefit from the diamond jubilee celebrations, after it was estimated that the UK could spend as much as £823 million this weekend.
Despite the fact the memorabilia has flown off the shelves, some economists still remain cautious, after poor weather last month put a dampener on sales figures. However, others are beginning to take note of the effects of celebratory events on the economy, in a move which could help to fully quantify their importance
How important are national celebrations, especially in times of austerity? Do they provide a positive economic boost?
Tell us your thoughts.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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