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Gen Y Wields Influence Over $200 Billion Per Year

by WOMMA Editor

People born between 1982 and 2000 might not have the biggest bank accounts, but they're able to extend their clout to those that do. According to a recent Resource Interactive study, 81% of families consult their teenagers before making fashion purchases, and more than 52% before buying a car. This generation has unprecedented discretionary spending power and is highly susceptible to peer word of mouth, the study says; their social networks are fundamental to their purchase processes, and they rarely make purchases without peer approval.

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