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Why Millennials Aren't Broke (And What They're Doing Differently)
For years, Millennials have been the punchline of every financial joke. They're the generation accused of killing everything from the...
Jake Shaw
Feb 274 min read
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Why High Homeownership Rates Aren’t Always a Sign of Economic Health
Imagine you're playing a game where the rules are simple: buy a house, settle down, and you've won. That's the narrative many of us have...
Jake Shaw
Feb 134 min read
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The Gig Economy: Precarious Work or Flexible Opportunity?
You wake up, check your phone, and decide whether to deliver food, drive someone across town, or finish that freelance project. No boss,...
Jake Shaw
Jan 304 min read
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Why a Declining Population Might Not Spell Economic Doom
Imagine a world where less is more. Fewer people, fewer crowded cities, fewer strains on resources. Sounds peaceful, right? But open a...
Jake Shaw
Jan 164 min read
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Why Inflation Isn’t Always a Bad Thing
Imagine waking up tomorrow to the news that prices have dropped overnight. Your groceries are cheaper, gas costs less, and even rent is...
Jake Shaw
Jan 24 min read
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Why Economic Growth Has Slowed—And Why That’s Not Always a Bad Thing
Have you ever seen headlines like these: “The Unthinkable: Negative GDP growth and the Threat of Depression” Here's another: “GDP data...
Jake Shaw
Dec 19, 20244 min read
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