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People aged 46-55 spend the most money of any age group, but TV advertisements are aimed almost exclusively at the 25-under group.
Advertisers have to have some rationale behind their seemingly irrational advertising strategies. The right answer will likely be a hypothesis that explains a difference in consumer behavior between the 25-and-under and 46-55 age groups. This difference must suggest that advertising to the 25-and-under group is more effective, to the extent that advertisements should be almost exclusively aimed at them.
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