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Campaign India Team
Oct 09, 2009

New Generations study: Indian kids now get 39% more pocket money

The eighth edition of New Generations, Cartoon Network's patented kids' lifestyle research has some refreshed insights for marketers about consumption patterns, likes and dislikes amongs children.First up, the power of consumption amongst kids has increased (34% over 2008) and they received a total of Rs 664 crore* in pocket money and gift money in 2009. That's an increase of 39% over 2008.

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