> After reading all that, you might be feeling a bit sad yourself. But don‘t worry: Bernstein reckons this is, broadly, good for capitalism. Its analysts see positives across most categories, such as: greater restaurant spend (as young people give up on cooking), more luxury goods spending (as young people try to fill the empty voids inside their souls), and more vaping (ditto).

yaaaay

Didn’t Chinese yuppies already experience all this like, 20 years ago?

Please attempt to ignore the title of the piece, the contents are interesting imho.

Thanks for that. From the title one would guess that it's one of those: "Dunk on the young to make Boomers feel good and get views" articles.

I love the cynical tone. =D