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Title: Age Group Composition of the U.S. Population


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Age Group Composition of the U.S. Population
  • Baby Boomers
  • Born 19461964
  • Constituted over one-fourth of the population in
    2003
  • Generation Xers
  • Born 19651975
  • Have reputation as worldly wise, independent,
    pragmatic, computer savvy, ad-intelligent
    consumers

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Age Group Composition of the U.S. Population
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  • Echo Boomers
  • Born 19761994
  • Children of baby boomers
  • Will have overtaken baby boomers in number by
    2010

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Growing Diversity of the U.S. Population
  • Hispanics and African Americans are about equal
    in number, while the latter continue to be the
    slightly largest minority group after 2003
  • Most U.S. Hispanics (almost 60 percent) are of
    Mexican origin
  • The number of Asian Americans is expected to
    increase over 100 percent from 1990 to 2001

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Changing Family Composition
  • Households with only two people
  • Largest segment today36 million
  •  Spend more than any other household
  • Households with children under 18
  • Will continue to decrease as baby boomers
    children grow up and leave home

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Changing Family Composition (continued)
  • Single-person households
  • Growing because more people are delaying marriage
    until completing their education
  • Good potential customers for the hospitality
    industry
  • Single parents
  • Have relatively lower incomes
  • Eat out less often than the average American
  • Less likely to be hotel customers or to travel

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Key Factors of Supply
  • Land and its produce (food)
  • Labor
  • Capital

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Good Locations for Hospitality Establishments
  • High-traffic areas
  • Locations near major destinations
  • Locations associated with scenic beauty

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Hospitality Occupations Expected Growth Rates
from 2000 to 2010
  • Growth of U.S. workforce 15.2
  • Management jobs 12
  • Chefs and head cooks 9
  • Foodservice management jobs 15
  • Lodging management jobs 9.3
  • Cooks and food preparation jobs 12.3
  • Food and beverage servers 22.7
  • Flight attendants 18.4
  • Travel agents 3.2

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