Nearly a quarter of Gen Z have long-term mental health conditions, according to a PwC survey. This issue is contributing to increased economic inactivity, with 9.4 million people currently inactive, up from 8.4 million pre-Covid. PwC’s chief economist, Barret Kupelian, warned that addressing mental health among Gen Z is crucial for achieving economic growth and reducing NEET rates, which could significantly boost UK GDP.
And all of Gen Z have gained a proficiemcy in whining. The two stats are probably related.
