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The mix of graduates and intermediate levels skills in Britain: what should the balance be?
Mason,G;. (
2001
)
The mix of graduates and intermediate levels skills in Britain: what should the balance be?
.
Journal of Education and Work
, 14 (1). pp.
0-0.
Abstract
Study exploring the substitution process by which graduates replace people with intermediate (soft and technical level) skills.
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Publication type:
Article
Theme(s) and sub-theme(s):
Graduate labour market > Graduate earnings, careers and destinations
Graduate labour market > Employer demand and requirements
Graduate labour market > Workforce planning and development
Authors:
Mason,G;
Publication title:
Journal of Education and Work
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Reference number:
GLM67
Summary deposited on:
30 May 2007
See also:
GLM37