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...the demographics has given to growth rates over the last thirty or forty years. We've seen this extraordinary period when there's been globalization that's brought extra workers into the sort of same environment
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...had to the demographic crisis in Europe has been mass migration, which has created a whole new set of social issues. And as we which has caused the rise of the far right in Europe that is now making anti immigration a central part of their messaging.
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...demographics. Right? What is the productive capacity of an economy even with the human capacity dropping?
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...transition. Right? It really squeezed in many, many decades into two. But my view about the demographic aspects for the economy is not as pessimistic as most people because, meanwhile, we're talking about aging. There are also high rates of unemploym
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there's just been a a full on assault attack on the family Mhmm. For the last thirty, forty years. Yeah. And so it makes sense why you see fewer and fewer people having children. What how bad is our birth decline? Oh, it we it it is it is shockingly
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...crisis? How much time are we talking about? Because I imagine it gets harder and harder to find that couch change to keep it going. Yeah. It actually, we're out of time. We have to cut down on the sample, and I'll give you I'll give you the evidence.
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And, you know, the exponential decline of this too where it's like, it sounds, oh, well, we went from 2.1 to 1.6. That can't be that bad. I mean, in a couple generations, that means that our population has shrunk by half. In a couple of generations?
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...demographic groups. You may not be able to publish details on certain age intervals, like everyone between the ages of 55 and 60 or or 65 and 75. Every time you reduce the sample or or your response rate falls and it kinda reduces it for you, we can
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I think, basically, we have had a regional supply problem going back into the 80s and 90s where the coastal metros like New York City and Boston and LA and San Francisco have clamped down on housing construction. And so they basically can't grow at c
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...transition. Right? It really squeezed in many, many decades into two. But
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Right? So if you look at this chart, the price to income ratio of a home from 1980 to now has effectively made it so that you have to make an enormous amount of money as a single individual to afford a home today. And then if you only have a small pe
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...shift alone undoes a very large part of this increase in the global worker pool that we've seen through the process of globalization since the eighties. Now people can, you know, can get very negative about this, but, you know, it isn't an outlook th
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...the the demographic collapse. Right? It's sort of a western phenomenon and an increasingly global phenomenon, which is, you know, the rate of reproduction of the human species is is in rapid decline. And, you know, there are many countries, you know,
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I suspect that there is probably an average personality difference. So in Europe, you are left, I think, in large areas, with people that just are a little bit more conservative that way, you know? And you also have the cultural overlay of what I sai
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I'm off for it. Good for you. Is it is it a reflection of something going on? There's a rise of Mamdani getting elected in New York. Some of the historic values of the West seem to be on, you know, kind of under a a state of transformation right now.
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