The 1977 Family as Consumers

Some changes in the 1976 well-being of the family will require Americans to change their values as well as their consumption levels. Factors affecting consumption levels are the population as a whole, employment levels, industrial and business activities, income, personal expenditures, and consumer...

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Published in:	Journal of Home Economics Vol. 69; no. 1; p. 6
Main Author:	McHugh, Helen F
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	1977
Subjects:	Consumer Economics Economic Change Economic Factors Employment Level Family (Sociological Unit) Income Living Standards Social Indicators United States United States
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Summary:	Some changes in the 1976 well-being of the family will require Americans to change their values as well as their consumption levels. Factors affecting consumption levels are the population as a whole, employment levels, industrial and business activities, income, personal expenditures, and consumer attitudes. (TA)