Examines the ways in which the buying habits of baby boomers differ from the habits of their parents, and how marketers can use the various insights to be gained from this knowledge to market a broad variety of goods and services.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Overview -- Food and beverages, food stores, and restaurants -- Apparel and footwear -- Pharmaceutical products --Housing -- Technology products and telecommunication services -- Health care -- Travel and leisure -- Financial services -- Insurance -- Summary and implications for marketing strategy.
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