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In June, the youth unemployment rate reach a peak in China, the government announced that no publish statistical data. In order to stimulate economy and create employment opportunities, the government will implement incentives for house purchases and increase invest for infrastructure. The total investment in infrastructure will reach 1 trillion dollars. However, the efficiency of the real estate and construction industries led by the country is low and nothing to do with young people, who tend to choose service industry, the service industry employ half of the country workforce. Despite high university enrollment rates, the number of higher education students increase from 22 million in 1990 to 383 million in 2021. But the service industry is hit by partisan ideological policies. After 2020, the employment rate in the service industry has once again decreased. The increasing number of graduates and the demand for service positions remains unchanged highlight this issue.

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The reason for the rising unemployment rate among Chinese youth is that they have too high expectations for their careers and want to apply for high paying and comfortable positions, rather than becoming technical personnel. These seemingly tiring and low social status professions are often overlooked. Many college students nowadays cannot find good jobs in the majors they study during their university years, because some professions have a large number of job seekers and do not require new employees in the short term. However, every year, graduating college students face the dilemma of finding jobs, while some niche majors do not have many interfere them to choose majors they think are good for jobs.This leads to some people not being able to choose their favorite major. In China, choosing a major in college is to find a decent and high paying job. If graduating from college does not meet this requirement, students are unwilling to accept it. This is also the reason for the increase in unemployment rate.

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China has a high unemployment rate among young people. The government has tried to boost the economy through investment and incentives, but these have had little effect on the employment of highly educated young people. Most of the new jobs have been in traditional sectors like construction, rather than in the service sector, which is preferred by young people. The growth of higher education and the rise in students have made the problem worse. There are more people looking for work than there are jobs in the service sector. Service sectors like science, technology and education, which used to employ many people, are now struggling. The current policy mix has been called a failure of economic and social policy. It has not helped with unemployment and may cause social problems. Policymakers must quickly change their plans to improve the link between education and jobs, encourage new ideas and help the service sector grow. This will create more good jobs for young people. It is not just about a fair economy, but also about keeping society stable and encouraging young people.

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Because of youth unemployment soared, the government spent $1.8 trilion to juice the economy and create jobs. But the new opportuniti creat by the stimulus package in the field are not interesting to students studying in other fields. The Chinese government was encouraged university enrollment. In 2021, 25 percent will study for master's degrees.China's ministry of education think there will be more college graduates in the future.

Because of the number of university students are increase, and as the servieces avtivity fell the number of students taking China‘s college-entrance exam has increased.

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The youth unemployment rate(aged 16 to 24)hit a record high in June this yeas, and the government has stopped publishing figures to stimulate the economy and create jobs through home purchase incentives and infrastructure investment, but young people are focusing more on the service sector. The government has long encouraged college enrollment, and the number of graduates has soared, while the service industry has been affected by the policy, and the activity index has declined, and the growth of the number of jobs has been flat during the epidemic period. Last year, the gap between the number of college graduates and the number of service jobs has widened. The number of students who will take the exam this year is likely to remain the same, suggesting problems with current policies that could distort the economy and stoke discontent among certain age groups.

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The youth unemployment rate in China reached a record-high 21.3% in June, after which the government to stop publish the statistic. To help the economy and create some jobs, the government is use the home-buying incentives and infrastructure investment, with the latter expected to total $1.8 trillion during this year. However, the property and construction sectors are unproductive and do not offer the kind of jobs that young graduates want. Many young people have degree with the field like literature and computer science and prefer to work in the service industry, but this sector has been hurt by government policies. As a result, services activity fell recently, and there are not enough jobs for the growth number of young people who has university graduates. The Ministry of Education expects a record numbers of students to take the college-entrance exam this year, which will likely make the job situation even worse.

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The reason of the young unemployment crisis become more serious in China. For one thing, the youth are not interst in a low effiency jobs. For another, government stimulated the young having a higher education, which make a gap with the services jobs. The situation will be more serious and have a drawback effect if the Chinese government keep improving the graduated and limited the number of services jobs.

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The youth unemployment rate has reached a new high this year. The government's decision not to publish it . The country's focus on the development of infrastructure and construction ，resulted in insufficient productivity,and making it difficult to meet the employment needs of highly educated individuals. The government has promoting university enrollment, leading to a further expansion of the graduate student scale and continuous increase in the number of graduates. Although it has improved the quality of the population, it has also make pressure in the job market. The service industry is an important field for young people, Although there has been a brief recovery,but it is affected by policies, resulting in slow job growth and hard to meet the employment demand of graduates. Young people face difficulties in finding employment, leads to social dissatisfaction and the lack of flexible in China's economic, educational, and employment policies has affected the country's future development vitality.

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China's youth unemployment rate hit a new high of 21.3% in June, and the government subsequently stopped publishing the data. To stimulate the economy, the government has introduced incentives for home purchases and infrastructure investment, but these measures have little to do with the prospects of young people. As China's higher education continues to expand, 10.76 million university students are expected to graduate in 2022, an increase of 1.67 million from 2021, and a further significant increase is expected in 2023. However, the growth of jobs in the service sector has lagged behind and has been suppressed by policies, resulting in a huge gap between university graduates and jobs in the service sector, with the number of college graduates growing at a higher level than the number of jobs. With the number of graduates increasing and employment opportunities in the service sector limited, this imbalance could exacerbate discontent among young people and affect the country's future vitality.

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China's growing youth unemployment crisis. China's youth unemployment rate hit 21.3 % in June, a figure the government has stopped publishing. To address the problem, the government is investing heavily in infrastructure and encouraging people to buy homes, but these measures will not solve all problems. These efforts are aimed at the construction industry and have not helped well-educated young people, who are mainly looking for jobs in the service sector. China still has many well-educated young people without jobs. It is a flaw that the government has not supported the service sector while increasing the number of university graduates. As a result of the government's encouragement of higher education, the number of university graduates has increased significantly, but there is a huge gap between the number of graduates and the number of service jobs. This exacerbates economic imbalances and could fuel social discontent among young Chinese. May have a long-term negative impact on the country's economic and social stability.

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China's growing youth unemployment crisis. China's youth unemployment rate hit 21.3 % in June, a figure the government has stopped publishing. To address the problem, the government is investing heavily in infrastructure and encouraging people to buy homes, but these measures will not solve all problems. These efforts are aimed at the construction industry and have not helped well-educated young people, who are mainly looking for jobs in the service sector. China still has many well-educated young people without jobs. It is a flaw that the government has not supported the service sector while increasing the number of university graduates. As a result of the government's encouragement of higher education, the number of university graduates has increased significantly, but there is a huge gap between the number of graduates and the number of service jobs. This exacerbates economic imbalances and could fuel social discontent among young Chinese. May have a long-term negative impact on the country's economic and social stability.

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The youth unemployment is at a record high. To stimulate the economy and create jobs, the government is using home-buying incentives and infrastructure investment. But the state-dominated real estate and construction sectors are inefficient. Young Chinese are entering the service sector. The Chinese government has been encouraging university enrollment, which is expected to grow significantly in 2023. At the same time, under the attack of the party's ideological policies, the service industry has declined sharply. The gap between the number of college graduates and the number of service jobs has widened and continues to widen. Increasing the number of graduates while restricting services and subsidizing construction has led to economic imbalances and discontent among the age groups on which China's dynamism depends.

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China's youth unemployment rate hit a new high of 21.3% in June, and the government subsequently stopped publishing the data. To stimulate the economy, the government has introduced incentives for home purchases and infrastructure investment, but these measures have little to do with the prospects of young people. As China's higher education continues to expand, 10.76 million university students are expected to graduate in 2022, an increase of 1.67 million from 2021, and a further significant increase is expected in 2023. However, the growth of jobs in the service sector has lagged behind and has been suppressed by policies, resulting in a huge gap between university graduates and jobs in the service sector, with the number of college graduates growing at a higher level than the number of jobs. With the number of graduates increasing and employment opportunities in the service sector limited, this imbalance could exacerbate discontent among young people and affect the country's future vitality.

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The Chinese goverment has been used the way of home-buying incentives and infranstructure investment to increse the economy and provide jobs chance.But actually, there are many young people still can not find a job because the construction sectors are not suitable with them, such as literature and computer majors, so that they choice to work in service sector.When the number of students goning to the universities has increased,the services sector has a broke impact. This means a large number of college graduates in society, but fewer jobs in the service sector. All in all, it shows that a important message is that the goverment make the policy about home-buying incentives and infranstructure investment. Meanwhile, they increasing the number of the college graduates, which is a way to damage the economy in China.

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The youth unemployment rate hit a record high percent in June.In order to promote the economy and create jobs, they ues buying incentive and imfrastructure investment ..unfortunaly,because of the Inefficient and construction sectors, and irrelevant prospects for young people.the young peopleTurning to the service industry. By encouraging college enrollment and expand the enrollment scale and significantly increase the number of students. At the same time, the service industry declined sharply due to policy influence. There is a huge gap between the number of graduates and the number of jobs. This gap has been flat to declining since last year during the pandemic. But the chart shows that this gap will continue to widen.

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The youth unemployment rate are daily increase, government wants to use their skills, like: home-buying incerives and infrastructure investment to juice the economy and create jobs. But although government lead this thing, this thing is not be better, students are unwilling to learn about the literature and computer science.

for a long time government still encouraged university enrollment, so the univercity has a very big students number increase in these thirty years. Because of the controlling activities and growth of private-sector firms, the services activity fell in the lowest.

And with a big number increase about the number of university students, the employment in the service industry has not very big improvement, and this gap will continue to be bigger.

So the message for China's policymakers has the clear purpose: increasing the univercity students number and limiting the jobs in services and building, but this is a bad idea, this policy will bring the awful stuation to China's economic, this will make people feel unhappy.

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In China, the youth unemployment rate for those aged 16 to 24 has reached a record 21.3%, prompting the government to cease publishing this statistic. To stimulate the economy, $1.8 trillion is being directed towards home buying incentives and infrastructure projects. However, this strategy may not benefit young, educated individuals who mainly seek hobs in the service sector, which employs half of the national workforce. Despite a surge in university enrollments and a 25% increase in master's degree candidates in 2021, the service sector has been stifled by policies that limit private sector growth, leading to a significant gap between the number of graduates and available jobs, especially since the pandemic. This issue, exacerbated by the pandemic, suggests that increasing graduate numbers while restricting service sector growth could harm China economy and fuel discontent among young people, affecting the country's future stability.

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To boost economy, China is using levers to gain infrastructure purchases.Many countries have low dominance.The government encourage students to the moment,the party's ideology has taken a hit.There is a huge gap between the number of graduates and the number of service need to increase the number of graduate services and formulate policies.A blow in some areas will cause a certain amount of harm and will cause graduates to become less interested in work.In recent years more pressure has been exerted to promote service growth.In the case of subsidies imposed by the Chinese government, future dynamism will be more evident in an unbalanced economy.A lot of data suggests that this will take time to have entered the field of science of education.The ideology of the party is important.Youth unemployment needs to be brought back in time.

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The Root of China’s Growing Youth Unemployment Crisis

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The Root of China’s Growing Youth Unemployment Crisis

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The youth unemployment rate (for those aged 16 to 24) hit a record-high 21.3 percent in June, following which the government announced that it would no longer publish the statistic.  To juice the economy and create jobs, it is pulling the levers it knows best: home-buying incentives and infrastructure investment—the latter of which expected to total $1.8 trillion this year.

Unfortunately, the increasingly state-dominated property and construction sectors are not only notoriously unproductive, but virtually irrelevant to the prospects of the young and the educated.  Young Chinese look overwhelmingly to the service sector, which employs half the national workforce, for jobs.  And so new stimulus-driven opportunities in fields such as carpentry and bricklaying hold no interest for graduates in areas such as literature and computer science.

For decades now, the Chinese government has encouraged university enrollment, pushing the number of students in higher education from 22 million in 1990 to 383 million in 2021.  During the pandemic, it pressed even harder, expanding graduate-school capacity.  Master’s-degree candidates rose by 25 percent in 2021.  China’s Ministry of Education estimated that 10.76 million college students would graduate in 2022, 1.67 million more than in 2021—and it expects a further large rise in 2023.

Meanwhile, the service industry, beaten down by party-ideological policies aimed at controlling the activities and growth of private-sector firms in areas ranging from tech to tutoring, suffered a sharp downturn in 2020.  After showing brief signs of recovery in the first quarter of this year, a broad measure of services activity fell in August to an eight-month low.

Unsurprisingly, a huge gap has opened between growth in the number of college graduates, the level of which now being far above its pre-pandemic level, and growth in the number of service jobs, the level of which having flattened out during the pandemic and fallen last year. This gap can be seen in the top graphic above.  The bottom graphic shows the difference between year-on-year growth in the number of service jobs and the number of college graduates.  That gap grew enormously in 2022, and, with a record numbers of students taking China’s college-entrance exam this year, looks set to remain wide.

The message for China’s policymakers is clear: boosting graduate numbers while throttling services and subsidizing building is bad economics and worse social policy.  It will further distort China’s imbalanced economy, and fuel discontent among an age cohort on which China will depend for its future national vitality.