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  1. How low would VAT have to go before you were enticed to spend more for Christmas?
    1. I think any savings I can get is a good deal - 15% VAT is great for larger items
      9%
    2. The new VAT would save less than a tenner on my entire Christmas spending - it's not an incentive
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    3. I'm too busy trying to spend less money - VAT cut or no.
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