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In Reply to: U.S. Company Closing posted by Traditional Farmer on June 15, 2016 at 04:08:22:
Part of the decline in the economy has been the next generation not leaving the house. A full 30% of all 18 to 34 year olds are still living with their parents. When a person leaves the home they get a place to live, they buy their own appliances and furniture, they need their own tools, their own lawn mower, etc.... all are big expenditures that help companies like this furniture store and thousands other like them drive the economy.
Think of it, a full 30% of the youngest ADULTs (probably misusing the word) generation don't contribute enough to the economy to sustain themselves. Numbers like that should have the people that are looking at social security as a primary source of income shaking in their shoes.
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