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Chinese Higher Education Reflections (1): Reduce University Enrollment or Persuade Young People to Accept Their Fate?
This paper examines the structural contradiction between the expansion of China’s higher education system and employment outcomes for university graduates. It explores the limitations of existing mechanisms for allocating higher education resources and considers the possibility of adjusting enrollme
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