Word: peakedness
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"We haven't peaked," Clifford said. "Last year, I think we peaked earlier."
Furthermore, prosperous Asian-American families are not immune to fragmentation, even among the Koreans, who are perhaps the most entrepreneurial of the new immigrants. Long hours at the store and the office have taken their toll. The all-consuming work ethic has robbed some Korean youths of parental supervision and...
The Sandinistas raided the government's 40 percent of the nation's assets and high tax revenues to finance its lavish campaign. In contrast, UNO could only draw upon meager funds, as even once-wealthy families had been impoverished by inflation that peaked at 10,000 percent.
By far the biggest challenge for the Hispanic media is winning over advertisers who question the value and size of their audience. "Corporate America thinks of some poor guy living in a barrio who just came over the border," complains Estrada, who claims that half his readers make $40,000...
"Seventy-five percent of drug abusers said that their information about AIDS came from television," said Assistant Surgeon General Gary R. Noble. But, he said. TV news media's coverage of AIDS peaked in 1987 and has dropped 50 percent since then.