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    1. https://library.duke.edu/sites/default/files/rubenstein/pdf/GenderPostWarConsumerism.pdf

      Consider context such as consumer culture, the rise of the suburbs, and the baby boom for example. •• How were Ford (...)

    2. Trent Associates Report - Spring/Summer 2009, Vol 17, No 1

      Anti-aging products in particular have become big business as the baby boom generation approaches their senior years.

    3. Front and Center - Summer 2004, Vol 10, No 1

      General Electric Company published a series of texts from 1945 to 1947 to train its sales force to meet the post-WWII boom in appliance (...)

    4. Book Review: Unretirement

      For decades, conventional wisdom about the long term viability of Social Security benefits was gloom and doom. When the baby (...)

    5. Getting Started - Gender, Culture, and the Economy in the Post-War United States - LibGuides at Duke

      Consider context such as consumer culture, the rise of the suburbs, and the baby boom for example. How were Ford automobiles (...)

    6. Getting Started - Gender, Culture, and the Economy in the Post-War United States - LibGuides at Duke

      Consider context such as consumer culture, the rise of the suburbs, and the baby boom for example. How were Ford automobiles (...)

    7. 1940s & 1950s Chronicles Are Live! - Bitstreams: The Digital Collections Blog

      Headline from December 9, 1941 Army Finance Officers living at Duke, September 16, 1942 The 1940s and 1950s took Americans from WWII atrocities (...)

    8. 2016 February

      For decades, conventional wisdom about the long term viability of Social Security benefits was gloom and doom. When the baby (...)

    9. Midwifing the Rise of Consumerism in Post-War France - The Devil's Tale

      Their enthusiasm for procreation generated the demographic explosion known as the “baby boom.” Those who could afford it (...)

    10. https://sites.fuqua.duke.edu/fordlibrary/page/17/

      For decades, conventional wisdom about the long term viability of Social Security benefits was gloom and doom. When the baby (...)

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