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This report looks at Consumer Confidence over each month to provide detailed subgroup analysis. The analysis includes Consumer Confidence by Gender, Age, Generations, States, Respondent Lifecycle, Socio Economic Scale, Work Status, Occupation, Home Ownership, Federal Vote and the Roy Morgan Values Segments. It has long been recognised that Consumer Confidence, or how people respond to events such as share market crashes, petrol price increases, interest rate increases and other economic threats, is more important than the events themselves. It is a key indicator of how people are likely to react to events in terms of their expenditure and its role in generating economic activity.