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Originally Posted by rubecube
Really, dude? Tuition rates have risen 35% in the last 20 years alone. It's not comparable at all. Also take into account that many people are working a lot longer or double-dipping, and you have a pretty clear picture of why the 20-30 age group are the most under employed.
EDIT: I would also ask what % of employers were requiring a post-secondary education for jobs with salaries comparable to today's.
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Add to all of that having a generation that accumulated too much debt and saved far, far too little for retirement to the point where they cant retire and they're holding on to a lot of jobs that are unavailable to the next generation because of it.
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