Though it is true that times are constantly changing and business cycles ebb and flow, many parents are worried that the opportunities previous generations have had are currently unavailable for their millennial children. After World War II, for instance, the middle class expanded and the nation’s wealth was available to more people. The current recession has seen the middle class actually shrink, as corporations become leaner and more efficient to survive the tough times. These conditions are obviously frustrating to young adults graduating from college and looking for work, causing many in the demographic an overwhelming feeling of pessimism.Read the full article here: Do Millennials Stand a Chance in the Real World?