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A New Study of the GIftware Market by UnityMarketing Identifies Key Opportunities For Future Growth
The market for gifts and home decorative accents reached $65.2 billion in 2007. This is according to a new in-depth study of the market conducted by Unity Marketing.
Overall this market grew 72 percent from 2002, rising from $37.9 billion five years ago. But giftware marketers cannot sit back and relax. Continued growth for individual retailers, manufacturers and brands depends upon careful analysis of the trends in the marketplace.
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Fewer Consumers Will Show their Love this Valentine's Day with the Purchase of a Greeting Card
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New Evidence That The "Lipstick Effect" Is At Work In This Recession
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Changing Consumer Tastes Are Transforming the Art, Wall Decor and Framing Markets
