Elder care in the past versus today
Almost all elders, today, continue to live in a home-based environment. Very few live in elder care communities or institutions.
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A comparison of life in the 60s, 70 and 80s with that of Gen Z, in the 2020s. Inspired by a proliferation of posts on X that engaged in Generation bashing.
Almost all elders, today, continue to live in a home-based environment. Very few live in elder care communities or institutions.
X posts say the true poverty level is $140k/year and that earning less than $200k/ year is not living comfortably....
Enrollment down -26% at SFSU, down up to -39% at Sonoma State University. The fertility rate collapse is real.
The US labor force grew sharply due to the entry of the huge baby boom cohort into the workforce simultaneously in the '70s and '80s.
So far, surprisingly few.
Contrary to media doomers, owner occupied housing is near historical highs.
Another university announces cutbacks. Last night, saw that SFSU (CA) has -26% enrollment decline and Sonoma State Univ down by -39%.
Coming from family wealth really does lead to higher SAT scores - and many more opportunities.
Rental prices are also dropping.
This 2019 journalism'ish says Abercrombie was targeting Gen Z consumers with buy now, pay later ... who averaged 14 years old in 2019.