Birth Dearth Signals Shifts in Consumer Markets
A New York Times analysis notes the birth dearth and rising cohort of 20 to 34 year olds will dominate labor, housing, and markets through the 1980s. It cites forecasts from Norma Pace of Lionel D. Edie & Co. on aging, work patterns, and vehicle trends shaping Detroit, with emphasis on younger, smaller families and shifting material values.
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Hills fashion saves money with value and style
In historic ad language Hills promotes affordable clothing for families, promising hot new styles, fabrics, and a complete size range. It emphasizes inflation fighting shopping, quality, and value, urging readers to clothe their family with Hills selections at low prices.
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