Video games contributing to decline in work hours among younger men: Study

Published July 3, 2017 7:50pm ET



Is staging a heist in “Grand Theft Auto V” more interesting to men in their 20s than working an actual job? Are more playing “Call of Duty” than trying to find their actual calling? That’s the argument made by a new report from the nonprofit National Bureau of Economic Research.

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