Discouraged by the State of the Labor Market, China’s Gen Z Is Putting the Country’s Economy at Risk
While Gen Z was supposed to take the country to the top, it is now a liability to the economy.
Generation Z, supposedly the most educated generation in China's history, was expected to lead the country to its peak. It was heralded as the generation that would lead the way to a more innovative and technologically advanced economy. Yet today, some 15 million young people are unemployed and have their ambitions scaled back, jeopardizing the future o…
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