Read the excerpt from the poem "Superman” by John Updike, 1954. I drive my car to supermarket,
The way I take is superhigh,
A superlot is where I park it,
And Super Suds are what I buy.
Supercilious men and women
Call me superficial—me.
Who so superbly learned to swim in
Supercolossality.

Superphosphate-fed foods feed me;
Superservice keeps me new.
Who would dare to supercede me,
Super-super-superwho?

The generalizations made in the poem express which economic and social characteristics of the 1950s?

high consumption of consumer goods and conformity
social discontent due to high rates of unemployment
a boom in industrial production due to the Marshall Plan
a growing disparity between male and female income and education levels