According to Globalissues.org, children hold enormous purchasing power, both directly and indirectly. Indirectly as they persuade and influence parents' purchases totaling over $130-670 billion a year. Growing up, there existed countless commercials that showed the latest toys or toy catalogs would arrive at the house when the season of gift giving approached. The toy industry presented the public with new toys every year with characters from their most popular children shows. Companies would promote their brand by furnishing samples and prizes that had their logo attached, such as frisbees, balls, keychains and much more. As a child, my favorite cartoon characters were the Rugrats, Mickey Mouse, Tinker Bell, and Tweety. I possessed a good amount of
According to Globalissues.org, children hold enormous purchasing power, both directly and indirectly. Indirectly as they persuade and influence parents' purchases totaling over $130-670 billion a year. Growing up, there existed countless commercials that showed the latest toys or toy catalogs would arrive at the house when the season of gift giving approached. The toy industry presented the public with new toys every year with characters from their most popular children shows. Companies would promote their brand by furnishing samples and prizes that had their logo attached, such as frisbees, balls, keychains and much more. As a child, my favorite cartoon characters were the Rugrats, Mickey Mouse, Tinker Bell, and Tweety. I possessed a good amount of