Business professor Kim Sovell spoke with KSTP News about how supply chain issues will affect Black Friday shopping.
From the article: The country is dealing with supply chain issues, product shortages and anticipated shipping delays at a time when consumer spending is on the rise.
"It's not a great combination to have huge demand and then low supply — and that's what we've been seeing," said Kim Sovell, a retail business expert at the University of St. Thomas.
Sovell said shoppers might notice fewer doorbuster deals on Black Friday, along with shallower discounts overall throughout the holiday shopping season.
