Immigration: Gen Z wants to move abroad
This survey says Gen Z wants to move abroad for a better life. 'cause America is awful or something.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
This survey says Gen Z wants to move abroad for a better life. 'cause America is awful or something.
Study suggests the path to job security is cross training - and having degrees or double majors in 2+ subjects.
In Japan, there are 51 people age 65 or older for every 100 working age persons in the country. See any problems with this?
Home affordability since about 1970. Surprisingly, affordability was worse in the 1970s and early 1980s.
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.