Youth Pricing Sensitivity
Model how a price change affects take-up when the payer is a parent, using the higher elasticity that children's products typically show.
Parent-paid children's products typically show elasticity between 1.5 and 2.5, so a 20% price rise at elasticity 1.8 costs 36% of users and 23% of revenue.
Youth Pricing Sensitivity
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It uses the McCrindle generation boundaries (Gen Alpha 2010–2024, Gen Beta 2025–2039) and UN World Population Prospects vital rates. Sources and formulas are on our methodology page.
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