In recent times, the American workforce has been gripped by the narrative: the labor shortage myth. Despite the clamor for workers across various industries, there seems to be a startling reluctance among individuals to re-enter or even join the workforce. This phenomenon has sparked widespread debate, with many attributing it to a myriad of factors. However, beneath the surface lies a truth obscured by misconceptions and oversimplifications. One of the primary drivers behind this phenomenon is the high cost of living in the United States. As housing prices soar and basic necessities become increasingly expensive, individuals find themselves struggling to make ends meet. This has led to a surge in the adoption of frugal living practices as people strive to stretch their dollars further. In such a climate, the prospect of working low-wage jobs that fail to adequately cover these rising expenses becomes unappealing, if not unsustainable. Furthermore, the issue of stagnant wages exacerbates the sit
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