In China, roughly 70% of unemployed workers between the ages of 20 and 24 now hold university degrees, exposing a severe structural fracture: the crisis is not a shortage of skilled labor, but a deep mismatch between academic credentials and the actual demands of the modern economy.
In China, roughly 70% of unemployed workers between the ages of 20 and 24 now hold university degrees, exposing a severe structural fracture: the crisis is not a shortage of skilled labor, but a deep mismatch between academic credentials and the actual demands of the modern economy.
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