Daniel Triana
@dtriana.bsky.social
Economist, psychologist, and political scientist specializing in Computational Social Sciences. Lecturer in Statistics at Universidad Iberoamericana and Behavioral Economics at Tec de Monterrey. Currently at the Bank of Mexico.
Reposted by Daniel Triana
Social media has focused our attention on conflict *between* generations (Millennials vs. Boomers), because that drives clicks. But the real source of economic inequality has always between *within* generations.
And the economic inequality *within* millennials is actually much worse than boomers.
And the economic inequality *within* millennials is actually much worse than boomers.
October 19, 2024 at 1:20 PM
Social media has focused our attention on conflict *between* generations (Millennials vs. Boomers), because that drives clicks. But the real source of economic inequality has always between *within* generations.
And the economic inequality *within* millennials is actually much worse than boomers.
And the economic inequality *within* millennials is actually much worse than boomers.