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- Massification of higher education and challenges for graduate . . .
As increasing higher education graduates entered the labour market, the effect of dramatic changes in higher education on labour market start to appear (Mok, 2016, Mok and Jiang, 2017) Understanding how the massification of higher education affects the labour market is important, as it suggests policies that might mitigate the negative impact
- Massification of Higher Education: Challenges for Admissions and . . .
Their study suggests the labor market incentive explanation that the balance of labor market supply and demand of college graduates (reflected in the earnings premium for college graduates over upper secondary education graduates) determines the competition in winning a higher education slot Labor market induces individual behavioral responses
- “THIS GENERATION DOESN’T WANT TO BE MAKING THE WORLD’S SHIRTS”
“The mismatch between the supply and demand of human resources has become more pronounced,” said China’s Minister of Human Resources and Social Security Wang Xiaoping at a press conference
- Massification of higher education: challenges for admissions and . . .
Taiwan and Hong Kong), the strong impacts of China’s expansion of higher education on admission and the labour market are expected to become apparent College students have begun to doubt the effect of higher education massification on bringing more equality in admission and on improving their competitiveness in the job market This, in turn
- Massification of higher education, graduate employment and social . . .
cant changes in the global labour market after the 2008 global financial cri-sis On the contrary, the intensification of 'positional competition' among college graduates seems to reflect growing social inequality Keywords: Massification of higher education; changes in labour market needs; social mobility; opportunity trap; Greater China region
- Massification of higher education and youth transition: skills mismatch . . .
These findings could partially be explained by skills mismatch in the labour market but a comprehensive understanding of graduate unemployment in China could be obtained by bringing the broader political economy perspective into the analysis KW - graduate employment KW - labour market KW - massification of higher education (HE)
- Social Legacies in China’s Later Massification of Higher Education in . . .
frequently since there are a huge number of graduates who compete in the labour market every year The huge expan-sion has resulted in an oversupply of graduates with unchanged demand, causing graduates apprehensive about obtain-ing jobs and progressing in their profes sions (Wu, 2011) Based on the data extracted from the National Bureau of St a-
- China education a mismatch for job market - ejinsight. com
China education a mismatch for job market Mark O'Neill May 22, 2023 08:44 The Chinese are better educated than at any time in the country’s history – this year a record 11 6 million will
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