Ask software engineers that same question or anyone working at GE during Jack Welch's tenure
The article actually argues that we should expand education, and the faults of "overeducated" risk is because of the job market being inefficient
TLDR: Job market is shitty and rigged
Unemployment benefits: Benefits vary widely across states, often misaligning with political stereotypes and cost of living differences (e.g., Texas offering more generous unemployment benefits than California).
I think the writer have the same opinion considering the way they use “Reagan’s CEQA”
Increase housing supply of anysort suppresses rent growth
Not the first time these guys love their eccentric thumbnails
https://www.population.news/p/midlife-crisis-is-dead-in-34-countries
It's a underrated cut of steak
it reduces child poverty!
I guess downvotes love keeping kids poor
Agree on that part,
But it is a useful summary of an interesting research paper considering how anyone under the age of 40 is miserable
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Feel like the best way to beat down JD Vance and his ilk is the mountain of evidence that "culture" don't raise birth rates, actually caring about families and trying to be better does