Economy: Housing units per population
We do not have a housing shortage - we have fewer occupants per home.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
We do not have a housing shortage - we have fewer occupants per home.
True, by leaving out all the local and state spending. In the real world, spending is almost equal.
Based on the latest projections, the global population may be shrinking by the early 2030s.
About 40% of Americans are either foreign born or have at least one parent that is foreign born.
Total credit card debt grows because (1) the population is increasing, (2) inflation, and (3) much encouragement for people to satisfy “wants” right now by short term borrowing, and (4)…
9 schools were considered - but just 5 will close for now, as enrollment declines due to the low fertility rate. Numerous districts announced closures in the past week.
The national average is 23%. Some states have 30-40% of their population on Medicaid/CHIP.
This will surely work well in a world of shrinking youth cohorts and low fertility rates.
Declining enrollment leads to less funding, layoffs, and school closures.