Macroeconomics: Why Are Prime-Aged Men Not Working and Not Looking For Work? Hint: It's Not COVID, Laziness, or the Recession

13.7% of men in this age group are neither working nor actively seeking employment.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another deep dive into the intricacies of the economy and the markets.

I'm Jack, and today we're going to unravel a topic that's been simmering beneath the surface but hasn't received the attention it deserves: Why are prime-age men increasingly absent from the workforce?

Below:

1. The Fed's Bold Move and Its Implications

2. The Silent Exodus of Prime-Age Men from the Workforce

3. What's Really Going On?

4. The Skill Gap and Technological Displacement

5. Geographic and Social Factors

6. What Does This Mean for Business Owners and Investors?

7. The Labor Shortage Paradox

8. Capitalizing on the Gig Economy

9. Mental Health and Wellness Industries

10. Opportunities in Affected Regions

11. The Broader Economic Implications

12. Turning Challenges into Opportunities