College Scrambling for Students
Back in December we wrote this post entitled, “University Apocalypse 2025” where we discussed some conversations we had with a college recruiter over the holiday break. The San Francisco Gate…
Back in December we wrote this post entitled, “University Apocalypse 2025” where we discussed some conversations we had with a college recruiter over the holiday break. The San Francisco Gate…
Apologies for not posting recently but rest assured we are knee deep in research on a variety of topics including the latest census data that shows migrations within the United…
With Covid seemingly coming to and end, the demand for air travel had started coming back to life so much so that airlines are now passing on fuel charges and…
An interesting article by Reid Wilson had an update on population demographics and the news is a bit glum since it reports that rural areas of the United States have…
NBC News reported this week about the shortage of federal prison guards and the significant risks associated with the shortage. Watch the report here. In Denver, there is a shortage…
The Wall Street Journal had a great report by Lisa Bannon on what an age 60+ workforce might look like over the next decade. We’ve been pondering this ourselves and…
The Guardian is reporting that Tesco’s chairman, the UK’s largest grocer, is expecting food inflation of a whopping 5% for 2022. “In some ways the worst is still to come…
In Demographics and the Tough Choices Ahead earlier in the week, we made the case that tough choices will need to be made about whether the US labor forces chooses…
Do you remember high school algebra? Perhaps you were a specially smart kid and took algebra in the seventh or eight grade and already know what this formula might be:…
We’ve discussed demographics problems in the US, China, and Germany but the aging demographic problem isn’t limited to those countries. Finance Yahoo had a great article from Bloomberg on the…