Hidden in the shadows and forgotten: That’s the only way to describe the state of male employment in this country. The percentage of men aged 25-54 who report working at all has fallen from almost 100 in the 1950s to about 90 today. If 90% doesn’t sound so bad, consider that it’s comparable to the share of American men working in 1940, at the tail end of the Great Depression.
That’s right: The Biden-Harris economy is the Great Depression for men. And it’s made worse by another unavoidable stat: higher costs.