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The article is looking at the cohort data assuming that the leading edge of the Millennial cohort (at least, according to this way of divvying up the generation
by hosh 13y ago
The article is looking at the cohort data assuming that the leading edge of the Millennial cohort (at least, according to this way of divvying up the generations; I've heard of others) who are currently at the oldest in the early 30s will act like the people who are in the mid-30s: looking to settle down, raise families, find some place cheaper to live, etc.
Is that assumption actually true? What do you guys think?
- humanrebar 13y agoYes. Biology is a powerful thing. If millenials go child-free in large numbers, they would be the first American generation to do so. There may be precedents in places like modern Japan, but the culture in Japan is so different that I am hesitant to extrapolate from that data point.