If you're smart, why are you poor? 🗽🏢 In New York, for the first time in 15 years, unemployment among young people with higher education (7.3%) has exceeded the figures among those without a diploma (7.1%). Across the country as a whole the picture is the same: unemployed among recent graduates — 5.6% against 4.2% on average in the market. 🎓⚠️ At the same time, education in the US long ago became a debt trap. The total student loan debt has exceeded $1.85 trillion, and the average borrower owes about $43,600. People pay for years for a diploma that has ceased to guarantee even basic employment. The root of the problem lies in the capitalist market, which produces unnecessary specialists, while the economy experiences a shortage of personnel in real sectors. While universities churn out lawyers and managers, the economy is suffocating without engineers, builders and doctors. The system prepares people for a demand that it itself has created — and throws them onto the street. ⭐️ Only a transition to a harmonious economy, where a person feels they bring benefit and does not engage in meaningless work for the sake of survival, is capable of restoring hope for the future. #SOVINTERN_NET #Hub_North_America ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN