Sunset 5-23-25

With a national average age of just 29 by 2020, India declared itself the world's youngest country and sought to leverage that demographic position into global labor market influence.

This demographic ambition closely parallels hiring trends in the United States, especially in the tech sector. According to a 2023 report by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, workers aged 25 to 39 now make up over 40.8% of the U.S. tech workforce, compared to 33.1% across the broader U.S. labor force.

As younger workers dominate, older American professionals are being pushed out. Nearly 20% of discrimination complaints in the tech industry are now age-related.

India has not only supplied cheaper labor, but has strategically leveraged its youth to displace older American workers.

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