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European Journal of Education, Volume 60, Issue 3, September 2025.ABSTRACT This paper explores the role of geographical mobility in reducing overeducation risks in recent university graduates in Spain based on a sample from the Survey of Labour Insertion of University Graduates 2019 (EILU‐2019). We distinguish between different moments for mobility and whether it took place across regions within Spain or overseas. We
Nuria Legazpe +2 more
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臺灣教育社會學研究, 2015 本研究以「臺灣高等教育整合資料庫」2006年畢業的女性大專生為分析對象，研究發現樣本中畢業生自評之過量教育與學非所用的比例分別高達46%與30%，有「教育⎯工作不相稱」情形者不在少數。本研究首先採用區間迴歸模型估算過量教育與學非所用者初進就業市場的薪資效果，在控制學校類型與工作特性之後，過量教育或學非所用兩者的薪資損失相近，約為9%。薪資也隨著過量教育與學用不符程度增加而減少。在控制薪資效果之後，以probit-adapted ordinary least squares（簡稱POLS ...
洪嘉瑜 Chia-Yu Hung +2 more
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Impact of vertical and horizontal mismatches on earnings among highly educated employees in Japan
International Journal of Educational Research Open, 2023 This study investigates the vertical and horizontal mismatches among highly-educated employees in Japan. The critical point of view is that job-education mismatches lead to the waste of human capital accumulated during undergraduate or graduate study ...
Mamiko Takeuchi
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Overeducation, skills and social background: the influence of parental education on overeducation in Spain [PDF]
Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education, 2019 This article focuses on the influence of social background on overeducation in Spain, understanding family socialisation as a source of knowledge and skills gain. The dramatic education expansion experienced in Spain in combination with a high percentage of low-skilled jobs has promoted overeducation occurrence to a larger extent than in other ...
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Time to Graduate Level Employment for New Graduates in the United Kingdom
Kyklos, Volume 78, Issue 3, Page 1091-1104, August 2025.ABSTRACT This paper estimates the time to graduate employment of new graduates from universities in the United Kingdom. Using data from the UK Graduate Outcomes Survey, survival functions are estimated to identify differences in time to graduate employment among different groups of graduates, stratified by institution. Differences in survival functions
Christopher Lalley
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Employability of higher education graduates in Spain: Crisis and new challenges
Forum Sociológico, 2017 This article analyses the employability of university graduates in Spain, in terms of both the quantity and quality of employment. Regarding quantity, graduate employment rates are higher than those for people with other education levels.
Juan-Ignacio Martínez-Pastor
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Overeducation and unemployment spells’ duration
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2010 AbstractThis work proposes an investigation of educational mismatch focusing on the study of individuals’ unemployment spells. We present evidence for Italy, showing that overeducation is basically an occurrence that follows long periods of unemployment and it is strictly related to individuals’ innate ability. We build up a matching model coupled with
ORDINE, Patrizia, ROSE, Giuseppe
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Economic consequences of vertical mismatch
Quantitative Economics, Volume 16, Issue 2, Page 535-564, May 2025.We study two first‐order economic consequences of vertical mismatch, using a simple (neoclassical) model of under and overemployment. Individuals of high type can perform both skilled and unskilled jobs, but only a fraction of low‐type workers can perform skilled jobs. People have different costs over these jobs.
Pietro Garibaldi +2 more
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Journal of Educational, Cultural and Psychological Studies, 2011 According to theoretical and empirical evidence, young workers are more likely to be overeducated than adult ones, especially in countries where the educational attainment of young people is increasing rapidly and the school-to-work transition is ...
Emanuela Ghignoni
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Educational mismatch in the Czech Labour Market
Review of Economic Perspectives, 2016 Educational mismatch in labour markets is a phenomenon that has been widely analysed, mainly with respect to rising concerns about a possible oversupply of graduates.
Mysíková Martina
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