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In contemporary times, we are witnessing an unprecedented shift in the attitudes of young individuals towards critical economic issues they encounter as they embark on their adult lives. Sociologists have identified two distinct generations, i.e ., Generation Y and Generation Z, which exhibit behaviours different from those of their parents and older generations. The reasons behind these shifts are shared worldwide, including in European countries, where these generations have experienced lives characterized by peace, cultural diversity, globalization, economic stability, and relatively high standards of living, as well as parental care and education.
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