Children in China impact consumption patterns because of all but which:
A)spending power.
B)special nature of one child families.
C)pester power.
D)change agents.
E)inherited wealth.

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Children in China typically do not have inherited wealth that directly impacts consumption patterns; instead, factors like spending power, the unique dynamics of one-child families, their influence on family decisions (pester power), and their role as change agents in adopting new products or technologies are more relevant.

Children in China Impact Consumption Patterns Because of All but Which