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Tag Archives: Clash of Generations
Real Pain in Spain
Youth unemployment (<25 years) running at 50 percent! The stuff the “clash of generations” is made of. It’s starting to feel the world is about three sparks away. (click here if video is observable)
Clash of Generations: Young Adults Hit Hard
Take a look at the Pew Research Center’s study of the relative unemployment rates among various age groups in the United States. Young adults have been hammered by the Great Recession. Isn’t this the generation that is going to … Continue reading
Clash of Generations: A Discussion in Davos
We’ve posted several pieces on the coming war between the generations and even how the Occupy Wall Street and Arab Spring are more about intergenerational equity than anything else. Here’s an interesting discussion from Davos for those who have … Continue reading
Occupy Wall Street and the Nobel Peace Prize
Tomorrow’s announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize could give the OWS movement a mega shot of caffeine Red Bull (great pun!). The Washington Post confirms our priors, Leading Nobel-guesser Kristian Berg Harpviken, the director of the Peace Research Institute in … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Demographics
Tagged Clash of Generations, Occupy Wall Street
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The Clash of Generations
Thomas Friedman is “connecting the dots” in his New York Times column piece over the weekend, The Clash of Generations. The Global Macro Monitor posted a similar piece, Connecting the Dots: The Coming War Between Generations, back in March. During … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Bonds, Demographics, Egypt, Fiscal Policy, Geopolitical
Tagged Clash of Generations, Generatonal War, Thomas Friedman
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Connecting the Dots: The Coming War Between Generations
Almost everyday the newspaper headlines across the country warn of problems with local government budgets centered around public sector employee wages and benefits. Today one read, County Pension System Hits Tipping Point. The other day it was how one city … Continue reading