Whether it is possible to extrapolate teen consumer behavior from the developed to the developing world is even more problematic. A study comparing Asian teens to their parents discovered that the teens ranked value such as individualism, freedom, and ambition significantly higher than their parents did. However, at a United Nations convention on youth, one girl from Bangladesh described her 15-year-old sister as pregnant and working in a textile factory all day. To her, luxury products and the Internet had little meaning. However, a study of homeless street kids in Brazil revealed that the desire to own global brands was a streets. Those who were able to find work would usually spend their first earning on a pair of Reebok or Nike shoes.