First some numbers about our Youth:
 | April 9, 2008 |
Miley Cyrus is the top celebrity those aged 8-17 would like to sit with at the kiddie table, says outdoor furniture maker Lifetime Products. | |
60% of middle school students and 48% of elementary school students get less than nine hours of sleep on a school night, report MetLife and Harris Interactive. |
Young adults aged 18-24 pay around $570 each month on their credit cards, according to Vertis Communications. | |
Teen cell phone users age 13-17 are more likely than adults to recall seeing mobile ads (46% vs. 29%), according to Nielsen. | |
40% of 8-21 year olds want to start their own business, finds Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and Staples Small-Business Survey. |
Youth Markets Alert (YMA) identifies the latest trends among U.S. children, tweens and teens. Download a free sample issue to discover how twice-monthly case studies, research, contacts, and industry sector analysis connect you with young Americans' $200 billion in spending power.
 | YMA Datafile Info: Editor: Larissa Faw lfaw@epmcom.com Publisher: Ira Mayer imayer@epmcom.com YMA Datafile is an EPM Communications, Inc. service. |
And now some numbers for those of us 18 and older:
 |  Volume 3 Issue 14 - April 7, 2008 |
The average divorced man remarries in 3.3 years, according to Men's Health. | |
14% of adults don't like their name because it's too boring, trendy, or hard to pronounce, according to BabyCenter. |
47% of college freshmen move more than 100 miles from home to attend school, reports UCLA's Higher Education Research Institute. | |
55% of Baby Boomers think new TV technologies are difficult to use, compared to 31% of Millennials, says Millward Brown. | |
39% of men aged 18-34 ate at a fast food restaurant after 10 p.m. in the past month, reports Sandelman & Associates. |
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