After the lean years of the early 1970s the traditional employment of science graduates is picking up, but the result is likely to be a shortage because the graduates have found that non-traditional jobs can be quite attractive.
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Hall, J. Excess demand in the graduate employment cycle. Nature 255, 284–286 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1038/255284a0
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