Millennial declinism refers to the widespread belief among younger generations that their economic and social prospects are worse than those of their parents. It manifests in critiques of housing unaffordability and stagnant wages, often used by media, marketers, and policymakers to highlight generational grievances. This narrative benefits commentators seeking engagement, brands targeting millennial frustrations, and sociologists studying modern pessimism.
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