FedEx survey Christmas peak 60% Canadian shoppers will be online shopping

According to the survey of Federal Express Canada's new, expected most of the Canadian consumer electronics (e-consumers) through the network to buy Christmas gifts, and will break the network shopping records.
The latest polls market research firm Angus Reid said, the 60% Canadian shoppers are willing to network shopping during the holiday, while in 2012 this figure was 48%.
Overall, the Canadian provinces most residents plan to carry out the network shopping this year. The Canadian provinces of the Atlantic, Alberta and Saskatchewan consumer most like online shopping, accounted for 68%, 66% and 64%.
In contrast, female (60%) prefer shopping via the Internet, and 59% for men.
The survey also showed that, age is not online shopping barriers, the respondents in 62% at the age of 35-41 years old. 41% 55 years of age and older respondents said, this year will be holiday shopping on the internet. At the age of 18-34 years old consumers will continue to lead the age demographic, of which 76% plans for online shopping, this proportion is 3% more than last year.
According to the voting figures, income is not online shopping barriers. Notable is, in the incomes of less than $50000 in the group, the number of holiday shopping through the network to occupy the ratio increased from 38% last year to 65% this year, up 27% over the same period last year. In the income of more than 100000 groups, online shopping will also increases to 65%, from 57% in 2012; income in 50000 between -9.9999 million has reached 65%, 2012 for 52%.
MYEX Minya Express International
2013-12-19