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I really don't have enough numbers to single out a cause, but I have the feeling there isn't a single cause. Even if more housing were built, the job market wa
by forinti 3y ago
I really don't have enough numbers to single out a cause, but I have the feeling there isn't a single cause.
Even if more housing were built, the job market was never really that good in Portugal, compared to central Europe.
I wouldn't blame immigrants, but I would blame the government for not doing enough for young Portuguese.
The average age in Portugal is quite high; just as with Italy maybe it is difficult to find dinamicity within an aging population. It could even be that this is the best option possible.
- bwb 3y agoWhat would you like the government to do if you could wave a magic wand at this problem? i.e. what can the gov do for young Portuguese here?