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Underemployment and Rising Unemployment Among US College Graduates and Social Instability

Fortune · ·by G4L

  1. 1In June, 42% of recent US college graduates aged 22-27 were underemployed.
  2. 2The unemployment rate for recent college graduates reached 5.7% in June.
  3. 3Turchin stated that the overproduction of college degrees leads to waves of long-term and intense socio-political instability.

So what's the key point?

A large portion of recent US college graduates, 42%, are in unstable job situations. This suggests that having too many college degrees can lead to social instability.

Source Fortune · View original ↗

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