originally an investment strategy term, used to describe funds that invest heavily in boomer-related products and services, such as anti-aging herbs or bird-watching tours; can be more broadly applied to the general economic and social effects of this large demographic group moving on in its collective life
My careful study of boomernomics predicts a great future in recreational vehicle sales, so I'm going for it!
by jcere December 9, 2008
Get the boomernomics mug.Of or relating to the calculation involved in the purchase or acquisition of booze based on the principles of the ratio equivalence between units of alcohol: price. Abv: £ (abv: $ for our American counterparts).
Stefan: Oh, that Tuborg pint looks really cheap.
Sam: you can't! Look at the boozenomics it's only 2.6 units for £2.60 that's a ratio of 1:1. The bengali tiger can is 355ml but 2.6 units for £1.99. That's 1.3:0.985, way better.
Stefan: Cheers! That will get me drunk,better,faster, stronger.
Sam: you can't! Look at the boozenomics it's only 2.6 units for £2.60 that's a ratio of 1:1. The bengali tiger can is 355ml but 2.6 units for £1.99. That's 1.3:0.985, way better.
Stefan: Cheers! That will get me drunk,better,faster, stronger.
by Boozonominist January 9, 2015
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