Age: market research reports

... as well as the psychological impact of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, they are increasingly value-conscious, seeking out the best prices both online and overseas and becoming more proactive when it comes to chasing bargains and ...  |  read more...

... life expectancy mean that the population is ageing rapidly. In 2030 the median age will be 47.5 years and those over 60 years will make up nearly a third of the total population. Imbalances between ...  |  read more...

... is relatively high, while the death rate is relatively low. Positive net migration also contributes to the growth. The population is ageing rapidly, although its population was still relatively young compared with other developed countries ...  |  read more...

... IT professionals, engineers and scientists who are partly responsible for the tech boom of the 1990s. Israel’s fastest growing city between 2010 and 2030 will be the central city of Petah Tikva. It is the ...  |  read more...

... groups (15 to 19, 20 to 24, 25 to 34, 35 to 44, 45 to 54, and 55 to 79 years old). This forecast addresses electronic viewing only; photo prints and custom photo merchandise such ...  |  read more...

... consistently negative since 1980 and this trend is forecast to continue until 2030. Uruguay’s fastest growing city between 2010 and 2030 will be the seventh largest city Tacuarembó. Euromonitor International's Future Demographic reports provide in-depth ...  |  read more...

... gains for some time. The elderly population (65+) will more than double in 2010-2030, yet their numbers will be little more than half of the corresponding figure for China. Emigration has created a brain drain ...  |  read more...

... cosmeceutical sales suffered during the recession, but the going could have been tougher were it not for cosmeceuticals’ “little luxury” appeal and bang-for-the-buck ability to deliver curative and preventative benefits on top of cosmetic ones. ...  |  read more...

... if there is real potential for RYO to expand beyond its current niche. Euromonitor International's RYO Tobacco and The New Age of Total Tobacco global briefing offers an insight into to the size and shape ...  |  read more...

... households classified as LSM 6, representing 6.9 million adults (16+ years) – by far the largest LSM group in South Africa. The segment had grown from 17.3% in 2006, mainly emerging from the LSM 3-5 ...  |  read more...

... France’s (and their own) financial future. Indeed, in 2011 per capita annual disposable income remained stagnant as per capita consumer expenditure declined slightly. Euromonitor's Consumer Lifestyles in France report analyses factors influencing national consumer expenditure. ...  |  read more...

... households classified as LSM 5, representing 5.6 million adults (16+ years). The segment has grown from 15% in 2007, mainly migrating from the bottom-of-the-pyramid (LSM 1-4 segments). LSM (the Living Standards Measure) has become the ...  |  read more...

... and trending analysis around mobile device reuse and recycling. The focus for this subscription will include detailed insight about the type and number of mobile phones and devices in the market that could be sold ...  |  read more...