Young people increasingly find it difficult to access the labor market with suitable salaries.
The housing crisis, inflation, and low wages exacerbate the situation.
The average salary of young people aged 16 to 24 decreased by 1% in 2024, while the general salary increased by 5%.
Young people are accessing part-time jobs with lower salaries in greater proportion.
Inflation and the high cost of essential products and services majorly affect those on low incomes.
Interventions in rental prices have restricted the offer instead of expanding it.
Young people's distrust of institutions has real causes, largely of an economic order.
Conclusion: The solution to these problems will require long-term realistic policies, focused on boosting productivity and job quality, as well as increasing housing supply and facilitating its access to those who need it most.