As a result, and
with flat wage growth, consumers have less money to spend on non-essential items, like clothes.
Not exact matches
«Limited job prospects, student debt, and
flat wage growth have combined
with tight credit conditions and low inventory to price millennials out of some of the top cities such as New York and San Francisco,» says Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist.
«Limited job prospects, student debt and
flat wage growth have combined
with tight credit conditions and low inventory to price Millennials out of some of the top cities such as New York and San Francisco,» he says.