In the U.S., it's no secret that the unemployment rate for college grads is lower than that of those without college degrees.
The same goes for China.
Standard Chartered's Stephen Green presents them in his research note to clients.
"Southwestern University‟s survey last year of employment by education suggests that graduates have one of the lowest unemployment rates and highest wage levels (Figures 10 and 11), even if it takes some time for them to find work," notes Green.
Here's a break down of unemployment rates by education in China:
And here are wages:
*SEE ALSO: The Surprising Results Of China's Massive Wealth Survey >*
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The same goes for China.
Standard Chartered's Stephen Green presents them in his research note to clients.
"Southwestern University‟s survey last year of employment by education suggests that graduates have one of the lowest unemployment rates and highest wage levels (Figures 10 and 11), even if it takes some time for them to find work," notes Green.
Here's a break down of unemployment rates by education in China:
And here are wages:
*SEE ALSO: The Surprising Results Of China's Massive Wealth Survey >*
Join the conversation about this story »
Reported by Business Insider 4 hours ago.