results for JUNE! many students resign from their college campus role to return home for summer break Doesn't matter It was 16% in June 2020 and 13% in June 2018, it has grown for 8 years missing growth in 2021 by only  0.3%. Besides, if it weren't something serious the govemernment wouldn't have stopped releasing the data, right? you read my response you post a Recharge Compte 1win showing a graph.. but you still dont see the point every summer break has the peak of the years students do seasonal work, get it yet hers another context that can help more 'young adults' go into education vs straight into work.... now do you see the context of why the numbers are as they are if a economy was flatline.. but young adults chose education to better themselves. the graph you showed would look like a graph of that scenario.. completely independent of inflation/deflation.. just the decision of more kids going college causes bigger waves this has more correlation to the employment swings of that age group, more so than inflation/recession 2021 was low due to covid stuff, people learning from home, working from home so not part time working on campus to then quit as much when summer arrived yep as i said... before GREEDY developers took the money started building but at 50-80% through started on new plots to try and pre-sell those too only problem is there were no buyers of the second plots meaning no money to then finish the first plots(rob peter to pay paul) as for the $451bill for 20m homes.. thats only $22.5k each... kinda cheap, good deal now guess how much budget UK/US set to build houses at a per house cost... via US/UK tax money treated as loans/grants
results for JUNE! many students resign from their college campus role to return home for summer break Doesn't matter It was 16% in June 2020 and 13% in June 2018, it has grown for 8 years missing growth in 2021 by only  0.3%. Besides, if it weren't something serious the govemernment wouldn't have stopped releasing the data, right? you read my response you post a Recharge Compte 1win showing a graph.. but you still dont see the point every summer break has the peak of the years students do seasonal work, get it yet hers another context that can help more 'young adults' go into education vs straight into work.... now do you see the context of why the numbers are as they are if a economy was flatline.. but young adults chose education to better themselves. the graph you showed would look like a graph of that scenario.. completely independent of inflation/deflation.. just the decision of more kids going college causes bigger waves this has more correlation to the employment swings of that age group, more so than inflation/recession 2021 was low due to covid stuff, people learning from home, working from home so not part time working on campus to then quit as much when summer arrived yep as i said... before GREEDY developers took the money started building but at 50-80% through started on new plots to try and pre-sell those too only problem is there were no buyers of the second plots meaning no money to then finish the first plots(rob peter to pay paul) as for the $451bill for 20m homes.. thats only $22.5k each... kinda cheap, good deal now guess how much budget UK/US set to build houses at a per house cost... via US/UK tax money treated as loans/grants

results for JUNE! many students resign from their college campus role to return home for summer break Doesn't matter It was 16% in June 2020 and 13% in June 2018, it has grown for 8 years missing growth in 2021 by only  0.3%. Besides, if it weren't something serious the govemernment wouldn't have stopped releasing the data, right? you read my response you post a Recharge Compte 1win showing a graph.. but you still dont see the point every summer break has the peak of the years students do seasonal work, get it yet hers another context that can help more 'young adults' go into education vs straight into work.... now do you see the context of why the numbers are as they are if a economy was flatline.. but young adults chose education to better themselves. the graph you showed would look like a graph of that scenario.. completely independent of inflation/deflation.. just the decision of more kids going college causes bigger waves this has more correlation to the employment swings of that age group, more so than inflation/recession 2021 was low due to covid stuff, people learning from home, working from home so not part time working on campus to then quit as much when summer arrived yep as i said... before GREEDY developers took the money started building but at 50-80% through started on new plots to try and pre-sell those too only problem is there were no buyers of the second plots meaning no money to then finish the first plots(rob peter to pay paul) as for the $451bill for 20m homes.. thats only $22.5k each... kinda cheap, good deal now guess how much budget UK/US set to build houses at a per house cost... via US/UK tax money treated as loans/grants

results for JUNE! many students resign from their college campus role to return home for summer break Doesn't matter It was 16% in June 2020 and 13% in June 2018, it has grown for 8 years missing growth in 2021 by only  0.3%. Besides, if it weren't something serious the govemernment wouldn't have stopped releasing the data, right? you read my response you post a Recharge Compte 1win showing a graph.. but you still dont see the point every summer break has the peak of the years students do seasonal work, get it yet hers another context that can help more 'young adults' go into education vs straight into work.... now do you see the context of why the numbers are as they are if a economy was flatline.. but young adults chose education to better themselves. the graph you showed would look like a graph of that scenario.. completely independent of inflation/deflation.. just the decision of more kids going college causes bigger waves this has more correlation to the employment swings of that age group, more so than inflation/recession 2021 was low due to covid stuff, people learning from home, working from home so not part time working on campus to then quit as much when summer arrived yep as i said... before GREEDY developers took the money started building but at 50-80% through started on new plots to try and pre-sell those too only problem is there were no buyers of the second plots meaning no money to then finish the first plots(rob peter to pay paul) as for the $451bill for 20m homes.. thats only $22.5k each... kinda cheap, good deal now guess how much budget UK/US set to build houses at a per house cost... via US/UK tax money treated as loans/grants