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“Maybe they didn’t join the right frats?”

That’s just one of the explanations from the Onion on why the salaries for new college graduates are dropping.

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  1. Unemployment rates for ages 25-34 are also high: 1.8 million are out of work, an increase of 11% from 2007.

    The number of Americans aged 25-34 now living with their parents has jumped from 4.7 million in 2007 to 5.9 million. That’s a 26% increase, and a total of 14.2% of that group are living at home.

    Susan Sarandon even has a new film out, “Jeff, Who is Living at Home,” one of six scripts she chose from.

    According to the WSJ, some parents “are even considering buying a new house to accomodate their returning adult children.” Lennar Homes in Miami is pitching multigenerational “homes within a home” designed to accomodate both (adult) children and aging parents. KB Home and PulteGroup are also marketing homes geared to multiple generations.

    1. higby on March 13th, 2012 at 10:10 pm