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You must have failed stats class. The cohorts are all that matter here... so do the incoming cohorts own less than the older cohorts at their age. The answer
by tsunamifury 3y ago
You must have failed stats class.
The cohorts are all that matter here... so do the incoming cohorts own less than the older cohorts at their age. The answer is YES by a great deal!
- quantified 3y agoFwiw the St Louis Fed data doesn't show much widening of the gap: [https://www.census.gov/housing/hvs/data/charts/fig07.pdf https://www.census.gov/housing/hvs/data/charts/fig07.pdf] I'd like to find the definition of the measure, it may or may not be commonsense. For example, the unemployment rate does not track the count of unemployed people.
- chaps 3y agoThat chart clusters under 35 into a single group, which isn't helpful here. The closest actual range, of 35-45 has dropped a bit under 10% percent in that timeframe. Additionally, 35-45 has flipped from being a higher percent over the overall US to lower starting in the late 90s.