Babyboomere

The Baby Boomers are a demographic cohort born following the end of World War II. The generation is defined in the United States as the period from 1946 to 1964. The term "Baby Boomer" is derived from the significant number of births during this period. The birth rate surged dramatically after the war as soldiers returned home and families were established.

This generation has had a profound impact on society due to its size and economic influence. They entered adulthood during a period of economic prosperity and social change, influencing trends in consumerism, culture, and politics. As they aged, they shaped industries and institutions catering to their needs and preferences. The Baby Boomers are characterized by a wide range of experiences and beliefs, reflecting the diverse societal shifts that occurred during their formative years. Their sheer numbers have made them a significant force in the workforce and in retirement planning discussions. As the cohort moves into retirement, their impact continues to be felt across various sectors.