Earlier this week I profiled the recent research concluding that today’s American men have less income than their fathers’ generation did at the same age, according to a new analysis by the Economic Mobility Project. My conclusion? That globalization has turned many jobs into commodities, which means those jobs likely get shut down and performed somewhere else over time. As …
Talent Economics – Our Parents (on average) Made More Than Us, and It’s Complicated…
Are we all destined to be George Costanza? Offspring who never deliver on the dreams our parents envisioned for us? There’s some hand wringing going on about the viability of the American Dream, as today’s American men are reported have less income than their fathers’ generation did at the same age, according to a new analysis by the Economic Mobility …