Yes, but it's likely because MLMs are more often marketed to them. The general pitch for these types of companies, as mentioned in the article, is "work from ho

Yes, but it's likely because MLMs are more often marketed to them. The general pitch for these types of companies, as mentioned in the article, is "work from home selling <product> to your friends online so you can spend more time with your family". This is like saying children are more likely to waste their money on toys, or young men are more likely to fall for military recruitment propaganda. It's "true", but it's got some weird correlation/causation misunderstanding.