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[[Image:Hispanic Demographic.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Latino population--A demographic study of the United States]] | [[Image:Hispanic Demographic.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Latino population--A demographic study of the United States]] | ||
| − | '''Demographics''' is the advertising agency term for studies of customers. They use census data and polls to | + | '''Demographics''' is the advertising agency term for studies of customers. They use census data and polls to look at viewing habits (of television, for exampe), and buying habits. |
The formal study of population is called [[Demography]] and it is an important branch of social science, with many contributors from economics, sociology, history, statistics and epidemiology. | The formal study of population is called [[Demography]] and it is an important branch of social science, with many contributors from economics, sociology, history, statistics and epidemiology. | ||
Revision as of 04:50, November 5, 2009
Demographics is the advertising agency term for studies of customers. They use census data and polls to look at viewing habits (of television, for exampe), and buying habits.
The formal study of population is called Demography and it is an important branch of social science, with many contributors from economics, sociology, history, statistics and epidemiology.