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Definition Of Generation X:

A label attributed to people born during the 1960s and 1970s.
Members of Generation X are often described as cynical or disaffected, though this reputation obviously does not apply to all people born during this era. This generation has an increased understanding of technology, having grown up during the age of computers. Sometimes also shortened to Gen X. See also baby boomers, Generation Y.

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Generation Y
Generic Competition
Generic Need
Giffen Good
Gini Index
Globalization

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