Today teen-agers surround themselves with a fantastic array of garish and often expensive baubles and amusements. They own 10 million phonographs, over a million TV sets, 13 million cameras . . . . Counting only what is spent to satisfy their special teen-age demands, the youngsters and their parents will shell out about $10 billion this year, a billion more than the total sales of GM.
a) Life Magazine Identifies the Teenage Market
b) Vance Packard Warns Against Hidden Persuaders
c) Digger Papers
d) The Sexual Sell by Betty Friedan
