Haunting Economics: Halloween’s spooky influence on the global economy ...Middle East

Trick or treat! Halloween, far from being just a night of scares and sweets, has become a major economic fiesta, at least in the United States. While the spirits of All Hallows’ Eve might seem to favour spooky fun and frolics, the holiday has quietly transformed into a commercial fiesta that sends chills down the spine of the world economy. From costumes to candy, decorations to haunted attractions, Halloween has become a massive industry that contributes significantly to the economy. Halloween is celebrated every year on the 31st of October. It’s a day that is known for its orange and black decorations as well as its spooky costumes. But Halloween is not just about the decorations a

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