Education: The public is losing interest in college
"Roughly half (49%) say it’s less important to have a four-year college degree today in order to get a well-paying job than it was 20 years ago"
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
"Roughly half (49%) say it’s less important to have a four-year college degree today in order to get a well-paying job than it was 20 years ago"
As someone who had to work from age 10 onward, I was curious about how many others had to do this - and the answer is, not many.
Inflation is reducing the value of each dollar, over time. It also means that past debts can be paid off in future deflated dollars.
With media hyping how awful everything is, it is not a surprise that everyone is depressed and anxious. Even when things are going well, compared to the past.
The term “student loan debt” and how news reports about debt are illustrated, has you picturing a young 20-something overburdened by debt. But that is not who has the largest…
The % of teens who work during school may have cut in half from the '70s/'80s to the present.
People complain about today's homes costing more than in the past - but today's homes are almost twice the size of those in the 1970s!
Older adults should be encouraged (forced?) to downsize and get out of homes with spare, unused bedrooms, says housing expert.
Interesting, maybe coincidence, but peak unemployment in the 1980s and around 2010 possibly due to demographics?
The global population bomb continues - and it's not the bomb Erlich proclaimed in 1968. He had it all wrong.