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Young Americans under 25 face rising unemployment due to a hiring freeze and weak job turnover, not AI, economists say.
Young Americans under 25, especially recent graduates and minorities, are facing rising unemployment amid a stagnant labor market, with top economists and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell attributing the crisis to a broad hiring freeze and reduced labor market dynamism, not artificial intelligence.
Despite global trends showing strong youth employment elsewhere, U.S. job transitions have slowed significantly, with young jobseekers now taking longer to find work.
Experts from UBS and Goldman Sachs emphasize that declining job creation and turnover, not automation, are the primary drivers, highlighting a structural slowdown in the economy.
Los jóvenes estadounidenses menores de 25 años se enfrentan a un aumento del desempleo debido a una congelación de la contratación y a una débil rotación de empleos, no a la IA, dicen los economistas.