Quarter-Century Crisis: Are We Better or Worse off Than We Were in 2000?
The first quarter of this century has been filled with rapid change touching everything from tech advances to popular professions; earning potential to the cost of a carton of eggs. Do consumers feel these changes are for the better? Or do they feel we are worse off than in 2000?
Advertising Week and Cint partnered to study consumer sentiment comparing the turn-of-the century to now. Join us to unpack the findings, diving into a “perception gap”, a stark generational divide, and shifting spending (and saving) priorities.
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