Demographics, Education: Nearly half of Americans think college education is now less important
With the shrinking young cohort, labor is in short supply. A college degree is no longer needed to compete for great jobs.
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With the shrinking young cohort, labor is in short supply. A college degree is no longer needed to compete for great jobs.
People got used to non-normal 3% rates. Yet if one takes a longer view of the U.S. economy and mortgage-rate trends, the data clearly show that the 30-year rate is…
Ouch - California's shrinking school enrollment.
"Experts" say you need at least $1M+ to retire, yet real world data says that is probably not true. Dueling experts go at each other on the topic.
About 70% of practicing veterinarians are, today, female, and over 80% of veterinary students are female. We don't hear about these gender imbalances.
International/global experiences and skills, and speaking another language, increase opportunities and salary.
The US CBO has estimated the population mix in the U.S, through the end of the century - and the U.S will be more international then ever.
Few Americans believe in the notion of "American Exceptionalism", which might occur because we have a far more diverse population today.
"Borderless talent" may have multiple meanings, but mostly that tech work will be mostly done where it is cheapest to do it. If you can do your job "remotely", then…
The majority of U.S. population growth now comes from immigration into the U.S. from abroad.