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Americans struggle with post-Christmas costs and delayed paychecks, leading to increased supermarket spending influenced by psychological tactics.
Mid-January 2026 finds many American households grappling with post-Christmas expenses and delayed paychecks, prompting increased focus on saving at supermarkets.
Retailers use psychological tactics such as strategic product placement—positioning high-margin or impulse items at eye level, near checkout lanes, and at store ends—to encourage unplanned spending.
Smaller packaging, misleading labels like “premium” or “discount,” and urgency cues like “while supplies last” further influence decisions.
Experts advise shoppers to avoid hunger, check fine print for identical ingredients, scrutinize pricing, and stay focused on their budget to resist last-minute temptations and reduce unnecessary spending.
Los estadounidenses luchan con los costos posteriores a la Navidad y los cheques de pago retrasados, lo que lleva a un aumento del gasto en los supermercados influenciado por tácticas psicológicas.