> the greatest growth period was before they were in a position to get exposure This is factually true now (that growth was higher in the olden days), but it d

> the greatest growth period was before they were in a position to get exposure This is factually true now (that growth was higher in the olden days), but it doesn't have to be. In fact, if anything, it appears that a significant chunk of young people either want growth to plateau, or even reverse the course ("degrowth"), for various reasons. One can't have it both ways. > HN: A record number of Americans can't afford rent It's yet another symptom of the lack of growth, especially in the housing stock. Places that build adequate numbers of new housing don't show astronomical growth in rental prices.