How does Gen Z feel about the economy?

Sixty-five percent of Gen Zers and 74% of millennials say they believe they are starting further behind financially than earlier generations at their age. For many young Americans, achieving the financial stability of their parents' generation feels impossible. The price of starter homes has skyrocketed.



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Gen Z participants expressed particular stress about: High rates of suicide (62 percent) Problems in all kinds of relationships due to the pandemic (63 percent) Changes to abortion laws (50 percent) Sexual assault and harassment in the news (58 percent)

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Physiological Needs: Like all other living beings, Gen Zers need food, water, warmth and rest. It wouldn't be off-base to suggest that, as true digital natives, they also require a charger (preferably one that works for all of their devices).

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We've all heard the stereotype of Gen Z being labelled as entitled and lazy, but this narrative fails to recognise our entrepreneurial spirit and work/life balance culture.

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Excessive social media use has been linked to feelings of loneliness, low self-esteem, and depression, according to research. Many members of Generation Z face financial insecurity as a result of high levels of student debt, low-paying jobs, and a difficult job market.

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