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Global Consumer Generations Conventional wisdom has it that demographic cohorts are fixed – that they transcend national and cultural boundaries. However, at Stylus, we believe that consumer genera- tions vary widely from country to country. There are no standard birthdates or names for each generation. Traditional groups are fraying at the edges, forcing brands and agencies to reboot engagement strategies for the many different strata that make up today’s global markets. Our research team has created an info- graphic that compares consumer genera- tions around the world. We want to help you understand the nuances between these changing groups – to better navigate a complex consumer landscape, where meaning and identity are often lost in translation. Have we missed a generation? Please send any suggestions to [email protected] to help us expand this evolving consumer framework. North America South/Central America Europe Middle East & Africa Asia Key SENIORS BORN: 1928 - 1945 | AGE NOW: 70-87 BOOMERS BORN: 1946 - 1964 | AGE NOW: 51-69 GEN X BORN: 1965 - 1980 | AGE NOW: 35-50 GEN Y BORN: 1981 - 1994 | AGE NOW: 21-34 GEN Z BORN: 1995 - 2009 | AGE NOW: 6-20 GEN ALPHA BORN: 2010 - 2025 | AGE NOW: 0-5 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 Touchscreen Generation US Plurals US Centennials US Screenagers US Generation We US Homeland Generation US Boomerang Generation US Millennials US Crash Generation US Muppies US Gen X US Boomlets US iGeneration US Digitods US Younger Boomers US Older Boomers US Silent Generation US Matures US Generation Jones US Mileuristas Spain,Italy Generation Rent UK Generazione X Italy Metapolitefsis Generation Greece Generación J.A.S.P. Over-Qualified Generation Spain Generación Kronen Spain Generation ‘89 Pokolenie ‘89 Poland End of Century Generation Poland Generacja Nic Nothing Generation Poland 89ers Germany Génération Mitterand Whatever Generation France €700 Generation Greece Generation Golf Germany Precious Snowflakes China Wu Ming Yi Dai Nameless Generation China X Yi Dai Ren Generation X China Post-90s Generation China Little Emperors China Sampo Generation South Korea Post-80s Generation China Satori Generation Japan Yutori Generation Japan Shinjinrui Junior Generation Japan Shinjinrui Generation Bubble Generation Japan Post-50s Generation China Post-60s Generation China Post-70s Generation China 475 Generation South Korea Early Boomers South Korea Seniors China Late Boomers South Korea Ushinawareta Sedai Lost Generation Japan Post-Bubble Japan First Baby Boomers Japan Danso Generation Japan Second Baby Boomers Japan 386 Generation South Korea iBabies Singapore Gen DIY Indonesia Gen X Australia Gen Alpha Australia Internet Generation Australia Baby Boomers Australia Oldest Generation Australia Lucky Generation Australia Uhuru Generation East Africa Gen X South Africa Gen War Serbia Pepski Generation Russia Born Free Generation South Africa YUMs India Coca-Cola Generation Brazil Generation Z Mexico McOndo Generation Chile This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Licence. www.stylus.com MTV Generation US

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Global Consumer Generations Conventional wisdom has it that demographic

cohorts are fixed – that they transcend

national and cultural boundaries. However,

at Stylus, we believe that consumer genera-

tions vary widely from country to country.

There are no standard birthdates or names

for each generation. Traditional groups are

fraying at the edges, forcing brands and

agencies to reboot engagement strategies

for the many different strata that make up

today’s global markets.

Our research team has created an info-

graphic that compares consumer genera-

tions around the world. We want to help

you understand the nuances between

these changing groups – to better navigate

a complex consumer landscape, where

meaning and identity are often lost in

translation.

Have we missed a generation?

Please send any suggestions to

[email protected] to help us

expand this evolving consumer framework.

North America

South/Central America

Europe

Middle East & Africa

Asia

Key

SENIORSBORN: 1928 - 1945 | AGE NOW: 70-87

BOOMERSBORN: 1946 - 1964 | AGE NOW: 51-69

GEN XBORN: 1965 - 1980 | AGE NOW: 35-50

GEN YBORN: 1981 - 1994 | AGE NOW: 21-34

GEN ZBORN: 1995 - 2009 | AGE NOW: 6-20

GEN ALPHABORN: 2010 - 2025 | AGE NOW: 0-5

1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020

Touchscreen Generation US

Plurals US

Centennials US

Screenagers US

Generation We US

Homeland Generation US

Boomerang Generation US

Millennials US

Crash Generation US

Muppies US

Gen X US

Boomlets US

iGeneration US

Digitods US

Younger Boomers US

Older Boomers US

Silent Generation US

Matures US

Generation Jones US

Mileuristas Spain,Italy

Generation Rent UK

Generazione X Italy

Metapolitefsis Generation Greece

Generación J.A.S.P. Over-Qualified Generation Spain

Generación Kronen Spain

Generation ‘89 Pokolenie ‘89Poland

End of Century Generation Poland

Generacja Nic Nothing GenerationPoland

89ers Germany

Génération Mitterand Whatever GenerationFrance

€700 Generation Greece

Generation Golf Germany

Precious Snowflakes China

Wu Ming Yi Dai Nameless Generation China

X Yi Dai Ren Generation XChina

Post-90s Generation China

Little Emperors China

Sampo Generation South Korea

Post-80s Generation China

Satori Generation Japan

Yutori Generation Japan

Shinjinrui Junior Generation Japan

Shinjinrui Generation Bubble Generation Japan

Post-50s Generation China

Post-60s Generation China

Post-70s Generation China

475 Generation South Korea

Early Boomers South Korea

Seniors China

Late Boomers South Korea

Ushinawareta Sedai Lost Generation Japan

Post-Bubble Japan

First Baby Boomers Japan

Danso Generation Japan

Second Baby Boomers Japan

386 Generation South Korea

iBabies Singapore

Gen DIY Indonesia

Gen X Australia

Gen Alpha Australia

Internet Generation Australia

Baby Boomers Australia

Oldest Generation Australia

Lucky Generation Australia

Uhuru Generation East Africa

Gen X South Africa

Gen War Serbia

Pepski Generation Russia

Born Free Generation South Africa

YUMs India

Coca-Cola Generation Brazil Generation Z Mexico

McOndo Generation Chile

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Licence.www.stylus.com

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