Americans flip over coupons as a consumer fad
New York AP reports rising coupon clipping as a major American habit with 20 billion coupons distributed this year. Cooperative mailings link producers to big mail order houses, spreading coupons through food cartons and magazines to drive regular purchases while revealing buying patterns to marketers.
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