Sentences with phrase «changed from the baby boomers»

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Despite the $ 30 billion inheritance that Accenture predicts will transfer from Baby Boomers to millennials in the upcoming years, 57 % said that the money won't change their spending habits.

Her second, The Leisure Economy: How a Shift Away from the Work World Will Reshape Our Lives and Industries (Wiley, 2007), detailed the economic sea change that will result as baby boomers retire and the «time - crunch economy» turns into the «the leisure economy.»

But Liang Zhongtang, a demographic expert with Shanghai Academy of Social Science, doubts the policy change will alter this trajectory, saying there may be a baby boost from the policy change but not a baby boom.

All told, a «generational transfer» of $ 30 trillion in financial and non-financial assets is expected to change hands from U.S. baby boomers to their children over the next few decades.

While it's too soon to tell if the change will jumpstart birthrates — the number of China babies born last year fell to 16.55 million from 16.87 million in 2014 — a baby boom of sorts is already underway: Consumer spending on infant care products, and particularly online spending in the category, is soaring.

An article in the September 29 issue of the Los Angeles Times predicts that «although tax revenue from workers will continue to exceed payments to retirees until 2030, that will change radically as the baby - boom hordes begin to reach retirement age.»

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The incidents dramatized — cooking mishaps, backyard water fights, music class, piling bills — are all things that haven't changed much from the youth of Cleary's first generation Baby Boomer readers to today.

This change is especially timely, given the growing number of Baby Boomers retiring in the near future and likely rolling over their nest eggs from their 401 (k) accounts into IRAs.

As president and chief executive officer of the American Pet Products Association (APPA) in Greenwich, Conn., he realizes that aging baby boomers (those born from the mid-1940s to the mid-1960s), rising millennials (early 1980s to early 2000s) and the emerging Hispanic population signal change for the pet industry.

I think we should change the names of folks in their 50s and 60s to Baby Doomers from Baby Boomers.

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As more people from the baby boomer generation look to downsize as they become empty - nesters, they're struggling to find options in the village, which has seen some changes to its housing stock in recent years, said Claudia Starck, of Baird & Warner, who has been a real estate agent for more than 30 years in Arlington Heights.

He says that changing demographics — from aging baby boomers desirous of being close to entertainment and healthcare to young people without children — are creating a desire for places to live that are walkable and have amenities nearby.