Demographic Transformation in Defining Malaysian Generations: The Seekers (Pencari), The Buiders (Pembina), The Developers (Pemaju), and Generation Z (Generasi Z)

Demographic Transformation in Defining Malaysian Generations: The Seekers (Pencari), The Buiders (Pembina), The Developers (Pemaju), and Generation Z (Generasi Z)
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定义马来西亚世代的人口转变:探索者 (Pencari)、建造者 (Pembina)、开发者 (Pemaju) 和 Z 世代 (Generasi Z)

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10.6007/ijarbss/v4-i4/809
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2014
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J. D. Comeau
J. D. Comeau
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Lai;J. D. Comeau

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