Demographics: “Lower birth rates” could impact school funding
As documented on this blog, this is going on throughout much of the country as declining enrollments lead to school closures and layoffs.
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As documented on this blog, this is going on throughout much of the country as declining enrollments lead to school closures and layoffs.
With nearly half of Master degrees having a negative ROI, university grad programs are about to get hit hard, particularly due to the smaller young population.
Low unemployment, labor shortages, low fertility rates - best time ever to be starting careers.
Panic on home affordability.
The fertility rate collapse is starting to show up in college admissions, as expected.
America’s shrinking population: Economic impact of falling U.S. birth rate (cnbc.com)
In spite of media doomerism, American's prospects for retirement have held pretty steady for a long time.
According to the 2020 Census, Americans who identify as having Indigenous or Native American heritage increased from 5.2 million in 2010 to 9.6 million in 2020. Yet, despite this 85…
As kids, we rode our bikes to school – and everywhere else. I continued to ride to college and my work, all the way up to about age 30 (then…
Gen Z income doing better than prior generations, contrary to the constant doom and gloom in the media.
Everyone blames current economic scenarios for the fertility rate decline - but the decline has been underway for a century.
nearly 30 percent of all students enrolled in colleges and universities in 2018, hailed from immigrant families, up from 20 percent in 2000. …. These students, most of them nonwhite,…
75% of the world’s population lives in countries with fertility rates below 2.1 (and some think 2.2 is now the real figure for steady state populations)
Contrary to the doom and gloom, Gen Z employment options look to be the best ever, moving forward, thanks to the demographic collapse.
Seattle Schools OKs proposal that could close 20 elementary schools | The Seattle Times This is partially due to the demographic decline, but also due to incompetent school district financial…