The Atlantic: The Graph That Should Accompany Every Article About Millennials and Economics
Real earnings for young grads with a college degree have now declined
for six straight years. "Real average earnings for young grads have
fallen by over 15% since 2000, or by about $10,000 in constant 2011
dollars," PPI reports.
This is a serious employment problem, and demonstrates a dis-incentive to earning a college degree. It also reinforces the argument that there is no shortage of qualified applicants for most jobs in the US.
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