Kids These Days

Understanding his motivation could shed light on how he connects economic theory with real-world generational shifts. Did he see a gap in existing discussions that needed addressing?

The book links past policies and economic trends to Millennials' experiences, which really changed how I view their challenges. Was this historical framing eye-opening for others too?

It made me wonder whether Harris's insights could impact policy discussions today. Do others think this book offers practical solutions or mainly critiques?