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kerblang ◴[] No.45057750[source]
High interest rates + tariff terror -> less investment -> less jobs

But let's blame AI

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ToValueFunfetti ◴[] No.45058100[source]
You really do have to account for why this is mainly happening in industries that are adopting AI, why it's almost exclusively impacting entry-level positions (with senior positions steady or growing), and why controlling for broad economic conditions failed to correct this. I doubt very much that these three Stanford professors would be blindsided by the concept of rates and tarriffs.
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1. rubyfan ◴[] No.45058340[source]
Given the timeline this is more likely a reversion to the mean following the end of zero interest rate policy.