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1. sccei.fsi.stanford.edu › china-briefs › jobJob Preferences and Employment Outcomes of China’s College ...

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   Feb 1, 2024 · Non-state enterprises employed the vast majority of all urban workers in China in the 2010s. Nevertheless, over half of China’s workers with college degrees were employed by the state sector, suggesting that state sector jobs exert a strong pull in attracting college graduates.

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   Nov 6, 2023 · This paper analyses survey data to investigate graduating college students’ job preferences and offers, with a focus on the choice between state and private sector employment.

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3. papers.ssrn.com › sol3 › papersJob Preferences and Outcomes for China’s College Graduates

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   Aug 31, 2023 · These findings suggest that despite China’s economic transition, the private sector may still struggle to attract highly educated workers. Keywords: state sector; college graduates; job preference; job outcomes; China

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 375430117_JobJob Preferences and Outcomes for China's College Graduates

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   Nov 21, 2023 · This paper examines the preferences of new college graduates in China for state sector jobs and identifies who ends up securing such employment. In this context, state sector jobs...

5. www.mdpi.com › 2071/1050/15-21 › 15540Is There a Surplus of College Graduates in China? Exploring ...

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   Nov 1, 2023 · The North China, Yangtze River Delta, and Central Plains regions have the highest proportions of graduates, while the initial employment places of graduates are primarily concentrated in the Yangtze River Delta, Pearl River Delta, and North China regions, accounting for over 60% of the graduates.

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7. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullEmployment Flow of College Graduates in China: City ...

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   Mar 3, 2021 · College graduates tend to find jobs in large and medium cities with higher economic levels. More than 60% of employed college graduates choose to find jobs in first-tier and second-tier cities, whereas only 5.4% goes to fifth-tier cities.

8. www.globaltimes.cn › page › 202201China’s college grads seek SOEs with preferences shifting to ...

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   Jan 25, 2022 · Facing uncertainties created by the COVID-19 epidemic, an ever-growing number of college graduates are stating a preference for job stability often associated with SOEs and the civil service.

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   Do non-state jobs attract college graduates in China?

   • Non-state enterprises employed the vast majority of all urban workers in China in the 2010s. Nevertheless, over half of China’s workers with college degrees were employed by the state sector, suggesting that state sector jobs exert a strong pull in attracting college graduates.

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   Is the state sector a good choice for new college graduates in China?

   • We consistently find that the state sector remains highly desirable to new college graduates in China, as evidenced by the fact that, on average, 63.8 per cent of students in our sample hoped to secure employment in this sector.

   Job Preferences and Outcomes for China's College Graduates

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   Do college-educated workers prefer state sector employment in China?

   • Despite private enterprises dominating China's labour market, college-educated workers are still highly concentrated in the state sector. Using data from the Chinese College Student Survey, we find that 64 per cent of students in the sample expressed a strong preference for state sector employment.

   Job Preferences and Outcomes for China's College Graduates

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   Do Chinese students prefer a state sector job?

   • Still, the primary takeaway is that technical and non-technical majors, preprofessional and non-preprofessional majors – that is, the majority of students in all majors sampled – sought a state sector job. Our results suggest that most Chinese students preferred to work in the state sector; the question is why?

   Job Preferences and Outcomes for China's College Graduates

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   Do graduates want to work in the state sector?

   • The data also indicate a decreasing trend in the number of state sector jobs received by graduates who preferred to work in that sector. Panel B of Table 5 reveals that only 51 per cent of students who wanted to find a job in the state sector were able to obtain an offer.

   Job Preferences and Outcomes for China's College Graduates

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   Do college students get a job from the state sector?

   • Our data show a decreasing trend in labour demand for state sector jobs, as illustrated in Panel A of Table 5. From 2010 to 2012, the proportion of college students who received a job offer from the state sector remained stable, at approximately 45 per cent.

   Job Preferences and Outcomes for China's College Graduates

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