Book by Bryant, Barbara Everitt, Dunn, William

Moving Power and Money: The Politics of Census Taking

Politics & Social Sciences

Dunn, William

Bryant, Barbara Everitt

Social Sciences

New Strategist Pr Llc

The Official Guide to the Generations: Who They Are, How They Live, What They Think

Mitchell, Susan

A compilation of information taken from the census and other government publications examines education, income, and other factors

The Official Guide to Racial and Ethnic Diversity: Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans, and Whites (American Consumer Series)

Russell, Cheryl

This book is a unique guide to the demographics of who engages in outdoor recreation--60 sports in all--and recreational travel. Readers will discover what outdoor recreational activity is most popular with Americans, which sports are hottest for people aged 40 to 49, how the affluent like to play, and how much we spend on recreation, participant sports, recreational lessons, athletic gear, and travel. The author identifies eight recreational trends and includes interviews with experts who discuss the future of each sport. Also included are data on high school and college sports participation.

Americans at Play: Demographics of Outdoor Recreation & Travel

Business & Money

Wellner, Alison Stein

Wellner, Alison

Education & Reference

Age is the most important indicator of lifestyle, determining educational attainment, household composition, labor force status, income, wealth, and spending patterns. American Generations explores all these areas so you can quickly and easily see the trends—without having to do the number crunching yourself. 
The fourth edition of American Generations compares and contrasts the five living age groups: Millennials, born 1977-94; Generation X, born 1965-76; Baby Boom, born 1946-64; Swing, born 1933-1945; and World War II generation, born before 1933. The book opens with an in-depth overview of the demographics of the generations, followed by ten chapters covering attitudes and behavior, education, health, housing, income, labor force, living arrangements, population, spending, and wealth. This edition is particularly valuable because it presents important 2000 census multiracial counts, as well as New Strategist's proprietary projections of racial and ethnic groups by age to 2010.

American Generations : Who They Are, How They Live, What They Think

Marketing & Sales

Americans 55 & Older: A Changing Market (The American Generations Series)

Generation X: Americans Aged 18 to 34 (American Generations Series)

Teen & Young Adult

Millennials: Americans Under Age 25 (American Generations Series)

History

New Stragetist Editors

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Household Spending: Who Spends How Much on What

Coaxes the results of the General Social Survey out of the shadows of academia and makes them available for researchers who want to explore Americans' changing attitudes on topics ranging from gay marriage to the American Dream. The data are presented by sex, age, race, Hispanic origin, and education. It also compares attitudes in 2008 with 1998, 1988, and (if available) 1978, examining how opinions have changed during those three decades.

American Attitudes: What Americans Think about the Issues that Shape Their Lives

New Strategist Publications, Inc.

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