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Consumer and technological trends in China
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Of course technology plays a key role in the world’s (expected) largest consumer market!
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"China faces severe problems in terms of its growing aging population. By last year, China’s so called baby-boomers – those older than 65 – had grown to 222 million or 16.7 percent of the population ..."
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"The country’s population is aging and shrinking. That means big consequences for its economy—and America’s global standing ..."
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"In the past, a higher fertility rate in China’s rural areas compensated for a low rate in its cities – but demographers say that is no longer the case ..."
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"Luxury brands are concerned about China.While luxury-hungry consumers in the east Asian nation have significantly boosted demand for this segment over the past several years, a handful of factors – ranging from the uncertainly surrounding U.S./China trade talks to the government’s continued attempt..."
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"In China, Gen-Zers are on their mobile phones more than eight hours a day. Millennials complain on social media if they get bad customer service ..."
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"China's Generation Y can be contradictory, the outcome of growing up in a controlled environment and coming to adulthood in an open and fast-changing world, according to a study that argues marketers have to think outside of demographics and aim toward specific motivations ..."
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