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Meaning of baby-boomer



 
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What is "baby-boomer"? #1 (permalink) Mon May 22, 2006 18:40 pm   What is "baby-boomer"?
 

Dear Amy

What is "baby-boomer"?

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Meaning of baby-boomer #2 (permalink) Mon May 22, 2006 18:52 pm   Meaning of baby-boomer
 

Hi Tom

In the US, a "baby boomer" is often defined as a member of the "baby boom" generation of the 1950s. In other words, in the 1950s there was an explosion in the birthrate. Often the definition is expanded and includes people born at the end of the 1940s through the beginning of the 1960s.

For more detailed information, have a look at Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_boomer

Amy
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