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Page 17 MAP OF THE MONTH December <strong>2023</strong><br />
GfK Purchasing Power for Toys & Hobbies, Germany <strong>2023</strong><br />
GfK’s Map of the Month for December shows the <strong>2023</strong><br />
regional distribution of purchasing power for toys<br />
and hobbies via online and brick-and-mortar retail<br />
in Germany. The holidays are just around the corner,<br />
and children in particular can hardly wait to unpack<br />
their presents. But where in Germany do people buy<br />
the most toys? GfK’s study on purchasing power for<br />
retail product lines shows that there are significant<br />
regional differences in terms of spending potential<br />
for toys and hobbies – both in online and brick-andmortar<br />
retail. The inhabitants of the rural district of<br />
Munich spend €86 per capita online, which is more<br />
than 29% above the German average, on toys and<br />
hobbies – putting them in first place among all 400<br />
urban and rural districts in the online retail channel.<br />
In contrast, the urban district of Gelsenkirchen is in<br />
last place with a per capita purchasing power of €48.<br />
Residents of the urban district of Wolfsburg have the<br />
highest spending potential in brick-and-mortar retail.<br />
At €81 per person, this is almost 35 percent above<br />
the national average. In the last-placed urban district<br />
of Hamm, on the other hand, residents only have<br />
€44 available for their toys and hobbies spending in<br />
brick-and-mortar retail.