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    70% of the total revenue increase in the premium cosmetics industry between 2012 and 2016 will come from Latin America and Asia Pacific, more than half of which will be accounted for by China and Brazil Latest Research: Beauty and Personal Care 2012 Now Live - Analyst Insight from Euromonitor International  
    Added: 05/02/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 04/30/2012
    India's population will overtake China's by 2025 Special Report: The World’s Youngest Populations  
    Added: 02/15/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 02/14/2012
    India (704MM) and China (497MM) have the largest populations below 30 years of age Special Report: The World’s Youngest Populations  
    Added: 02/15/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 02/14/2012
    Domestic air travel in China and India increased by 21% in 2011 Download a copy of our presentation for CES 2012: The Future of Tablets - Analyst Insight from Euromonitor International  
    Added: 01/18/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 01/18/2012
    China has the world's largest number of Internet users at 418.9MM in 2010 Euromonitor Global Market Research Blog  
    Added: 02/22/2011 from Euromonitor Published: 02/02/2011
    In 2009, the population aged 65+ accounted for 9.6% of China's total population, compared to 4.7% in 1980 China faces growing gender imbalance  
    Added: 07/28/2010 from Euromonitor Published: 07/28/2010
    In 2009, for every 100 girls born in China, 119.5 boys were born, significantly higher than the natural ratio of 105 males per 100 females at birth China faces growing gender imbalance  
    Added: 07/28/2010 from Euromonitor Published: 07/28/2010
    As of 2009, China had 33.3MM more men aged under 20 than women aged under 20; in 1980, there were only 12MM more men aged under 20 than women aged under 20 in the country China faces growing gender imbalance  
    Added: 07/28/2010 from Euromonitor Published: 07/28/2010