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Consumerist framing that normalizes luxury spending as a solution to financial hardship; positions shopping deals as consumer empowerment while emphasizing 'value' and 'savings' language to justify premium product purchases.

Consumers benefit from promotional discounts and bundled offerings that reduce discretionary spending costs during inflationary periods. However, heavy reliance on deals suggests underlying demand weakness without price reductions, indicating consumers are price-sensitive and deferring purchases until promotions occur.

Persistent promotional activity amid cost-of-living crisis may signal need for targeted consumer support policies. Retailers' emphasis on value suggests potential margin compression; policymakers may monitor retail sector health and consider inflation-mitigation measures if promotional intensity indicates economic stress.