China’s rural graduates : urbanization, employability and social mobility
Document Type
Online resource
Source Publication
International Public Policy Review
Publication Date
5-27-2016
Publisher
International Public Policy Pte. Ltd
Abstract
It is believed that, in terms of producing college graduates, China has outstripped the United States and Europe in college graduate numbers (Schleicher, 2016). In 2014, a record 7.49 million new graduates entered the labor market. 92.1 percent of them had found jobs in the six months after graduation, and the full-time employment rate was 79.2 percent (MyCOS Research, 2015). This means over a million fresh graduates are precariously employed or unemployed.
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2424984X
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Additional Information
Translated Chinese version: 温卓毅、刘亦淇 (译) (2016，6月12日)。就业难? 高考仍是农村大学生实现中产梦的捷径 [网上论坛]。檢自 http://www.ipp.org.cn/index.php/home/blog/single/id/127.html
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Language
English
Recommended Citation
Wen, Z. (2016, May 27). China’s rural graduates: Urbanization, employability and social mobility [Online forum]. Retrieved from http://ippreview.com/index.php/Home/Blog/single/id/151.html