2008Journal of Tianjin Institute of Urban ConstructionRequires access

Analysis on Graduate Employment Based on Labor Demand and Supply

Ren Zhi-tao

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Society’s labor demand includes explicit demand and implicit demand. Different labor demand requires different kind of labor. Graduate is an active supply of labor. A structured labor demand-supply model for graduate employment is presented. Labor matching of demand and supply and transformation from implicit demand to explicit demand are keys to graduate employment. A new approach is proposed to solve the graduate unemployment from three aspects of labor supply, labor demand and labor market.

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Society’s labor demand includes explicit demand and implicit demand. Different labor demand requires different kind of labor. Graduate is an active supply of labor. A structured labor demand-supply model for graduate employment is presented. Labor matching of demand and supply and transformation from implicit demand to explicit demand are keys to graduate employment. A new approach is proposed to solve the graduate unemployment from three aspects of labor supply, labor demand and labor market.

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Society’s labor demand includes explicit demand and implicit demand. Different labor demand requires different kind of labor. Graduate is an active supply of labor. A structured labor demand-supply model for graduate employment is presented. Labor matching of demand and supply and transformation from implicit demand to explicit demand are keys to graduate employment. A new approach is proposed to solve the graduate unemployment from three aspects of labor supply, labor demand and labor market.

Key concepts: Supply and demand, Labor demand, Economics, Labour economics, Unemployment, Personnel economics, Matching (statistics), Demand management

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