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Bers never used their priests in Age of Empires to convert enemy trebuchets
the age old answer to unsolvable disagreements
Come on guys, in the age of chat bots and program trading there are only 175 people who actually trade anymore. And they all post here! Puts! (???)
I feel inclined to point out that your interpretation of this graph is incorrect. The LFP for prime working age measures **any** individual of prime working age that currently holds a job and/or seeking work. That includes any recent graduate working part-time, laid off employees seeking work, people working 2 or more jobs to accumulate 40 hours, anyone who is not currently working but seeking work, etc. Participation can stay high if many people are unemployed and actively looking for work. This does **not** measure the strength of the job market. It’s just a measure of people in a certain age bracket participating or trying to participate in the job market. Also, the rate was 83.9% a few months ago and is falling, not increasing. It’s actually going against the argument you are attempting to make.
Age and debt are just numbers
That lisep "TRU rate" you posted has nothing to do with NEETs. It primarily measures the percent of workers making less than $26K a year in 2025 dollars (including part-time workers) and is near an all-time historic low. The labor force participation rate needs to be controlled for age. When you do that, it's near an all-time high. https://preview.redd.it/txmbhttqz2qh1.png?width=2848&format=png&auto=webp&s=6afaaeb8de4768edc09436371495ed78808ec5d0
While I appreciate what you are saying, I find it difficult to comport with prime working age labor force participation, which is essentially at all-time highs: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/lns11300060 You may be correct that the gig economy is distorting what this data represents. I’m not sure how to parse all this out. Also, I abhor the orange chimp.
Prime working age unemployment is quite low by historical standards. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNS14000060 It’s fine if you choose to disregard inconvenient economic data, but I would require evidence that the protocol for metrics like this have dramatically changed such that they should be distrusted as compared to historical norms. The Fed can’t operate on vibes.
The average American age 18-34 carries $40k of non-mortgage debt. Sounds like future soldiers to me
I dunno man, Ron Paul is only 91 years old, perfect age for a presidential run.
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