The increase in holiday spending is not the same every year causing the Fed's adjustment for ________ to be revised as more data becomes available.

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Seasonal variation refers to fluctuations in economic activity that occur over a year due to seasonal factors such as weather or holiday spending. As holiday spending varies from year to year, the Fed's adjustment for seasonal variation needs to be revised as more data becomes available to accurately reflect the changes in spending patterns. The other choices do not relate to this concept.

The Increase in Holiday Spending Is Not the Same Every