Thanks for that. Seeing the data broken down by age is really interesting. Young people (16-24) are not participating in the labor force as much as time goes

Thanks for that. Seeing the data broken down by age is really interesting. Young people (16-24) are not participating in the labor force as much as time goes on. On the other hand, there's a significant increase in participation in the population 65+, moving from ~12% in 1996, to ~22% forecasted in 2026. Some of that increase would likely be due to better health / ability to work later in life, but a fair chunk would likely be due to people not being able to afford retirement.