Inflation jobs

"Academic inflation" or "educational inflation" is the inflation process required by minimum job requirements, which is also the process of increasing the number of higher education. This will result in college graduates (associate degree and bachelor's degree) with a low degree of college, higher qualifications (master's degree or doctorate degree), competition reduction for work requiring these degrees, and depreciation of the degree. This situation will bring higher qualifications and educational competition in today's society where the bachelor 's degree is not enough to get a job with the same job that the degree required only 2 to 4 years. Even if advanced knowledge of knowledge is not absolutely necessary to carry out the work that needs it, inflation occurs at the level of minimal requirements of employment, master's degree, doctorate degree and doctoral degree.

In the past ten years, only the high school diploma was required, and not only the associate degree but also the bachelor's degree was acquired, the inflation rate is increasing more and more. With an extreme form of degree expansion, some of the same jobs currently require a master's or doctorate degree, as well as post-doctorate work. Why was this necessary? How many people have changed jobs in recent years? Does the world double? Does the degree itself cause these problems? My answer to the last question is yes.