Demographics: Vermont schools saw 25% enrollment drop over 20 years
Vermont schools have lost 25% of their students over the past 20 years.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
Vermont schools have lost 25% of their students over the past 20 years.
Most long-term care for the elderly is provided at home, by family members. The 70% figure used by insurance salespeople is bogus.
State spending per capita (2024). Some states spend (and presumably tax) much more than other states.
Media and social media posts compare home ownership percentages of young cohorts in the 1980s and today and conclude it's due to price. May be not.
Down 41,000 students in 11 years, 69 schools were closed during the past 2 years.
Social media says the demographic cliff isn't a big deal, people can just have more kids over 40. Probably not.
Nice Federal Reserve chart showing teen labor force participation rate (age 16-19) from the past to the present.
because the sample sizes are too small. Gen Z is age 13-28 and few are to the age of being home buyers. However, we can do some inference...
Living arrangements of Gen Z today not that much different than in the 1970s and 1980s - except Gen Z far more likely to "cohabitate" with a romantic partner than…
There are college options that cost far less than the private elite universities ($60k-$100k/year).