demographic
Pronunciation: [ˌdɛməˈɡræfɪk]
Word
Context: "statistics"
(noun) a specific group of people that share certain characteristics, like age, gender, or income. When companies want to know more about their customers, they look at different demographics to understand who buys their products.
Example
The demographic of young adults is very important for marketing new technology.
Example
The company ignored the demographic of older people, which led to declining sales.
Example
What demographic are you targeting with your new product?
Context: "analysis"
(adjective) relating to the characteristics of a population. When we talk about demographic trends, we mean the changes in how many people there are in different age groups or ethnic backgrounds.
Example
The demographic report showed a rise in the number of teenagers in the area.
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The demographic changes did not affect the neighborhood as much as expected.
Example
What demographic factors are influencing the local economy?
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