Millennials on changing the economy.

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This information was released by the Clinton global Initiative addressing the younger generation and what they think they can do for this world that we are in today. This is not the full article just a snap shot of. What are your stance and opinions on this information?

MILLENNIALS ARE MORE OPTIMISTIC THAN THEIR PARENTS THAT THEY CAN SOLVE GLOBAL CHALLENGES
Results of new CGI University-Microsoft Pulse on America survey of young adults shows a trust in technology; and that education, the economy and human rights are Millennials’ top-ranked concerns
PHOENIX -- A new survey of 17- to 26-year-olds finds an optimistic generation that believes it has more potential and is better equipped than the past generation to handle the greatest issues facing society. Of the Millennials polled, 62% said that it is likely that their generation “is better equipped to handle the greatest issues facing society”; 72% said that is a result of “access to better technology”; and 79% said that they are “optimistic about the direction of their local community.”
The poll was released today as more than 1,000 college students gather this weekend for the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) meeting at Arizona State University in Tempe to engage in developing solutions to some of the most pressing concerns of the Millennial generation. These undergraduate and graduate students will create nearly 700 Commitments to Action - new, specific, and measurable plans to address their generation’s greatest challenges.

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