Education: How college broke our labor markets
The era of "College for All" has led to a surplus of college educated and a shortage of trades workers. The era of expensive degrees is ending.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
The era of "College for All" has led to a surplus of college educated and a shortage of trades workers. The era of expensive degrees is ending.
Eliminates all athletics, six departments and nearly 20 majors due to sharp decline in enrollment.
High income earners pay most of the Federal income taxes collected by the Federal government.
Inevitable as the impact of the birth rate collapse takes hold.
If only someone had been predicting this ...
As long as the economy grows faster than the deficit the deficit can continue to grow. The problem is the deficit is growing faster than the economy.
Soon to come to the U.S. as Gen Z labor becomes the most sought-after labor cohort in U.S. history.
Most new apartments have 2 or fewer bedrooms, possibly limiting family size. I dunno, growing up I shared a room with my 2 brothers.
Hmmmm ... the employment market for Gen Z is so awful that many are taking "sabbaticals", putting careers on hold, yet says finding jobs isn't hard. Hmmmm...