Generation Less: How Australia is Cheating the Young #9)
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Generation Less: How Australia is Cheating the Young is Jennifer Rayner's examination of the economic and social pressures facing younger Australians. The book investigates how structural policy decisions, housing costs, employment conditions, and intergenerational wealth gaps have shaped the prospects of those coming of age in the 21st century.
Rayner combines data-driven analysis with firsthand accounts to illustrate the concrete challenges young Australians face: accessing homeownership, securing stable employment, managing education costs, and building financial security. The book moves beyond generational stereotypes to identify systemic issues that have accumulated over decades of policy choices, offering both diagnosis and implications for future action.
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- Examines housing affordability, employment precarity, and wealth inequality
- Data-informed analysis of policy impacts on younger generations
- Includes firsthand perspectives and case studies
- Focuses on Australian context and structural economic factors
