The remarkable expansion in annual university graduate output in the UK within the space of a hardly any years in the early 1990 has provided a rich field of meditation for labour market and higher education (HE) researchers.

The remarkable expansion in annual university graduate output in the UK within the space of a hardly any years in the early 1990 has provided a rich field of meditation for labour market and higher education (HE) researchers. Indeed, in many ways this phenomenon came as clog to providing a 'natural experiment' as social scientists are at all times likely to get, enabling them to address questions similar as: What are the issues of a rapid transition from elite HE to mass HE forward labour market outcomes for graduates? In what ways, if any, do employer accord to rapid expansion of the endue ...