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Middle- and lower-income Americans are feeling more financial strain, forcing them to cut back on spending, go into debt or fall behind on car and credit-card payments.

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Moreover, with paychecks on hold during the shutdown, those workers faced added financial strain and have cut back further on dining out.

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Heineken last month said its global beer sales would fall next year as drinkers cut back because of pressure on their household budgets.

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The National Retail Federation notes that holiday shoppers will be looking for deals, and may cut back day-to-day spending to be able to afford gifts.

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Airlines began cutting back flights last week, after the FAA ordered air traffic to be reduced by 4% at 40 major airports.

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