Sentence examples similar to surplus of degrees from inspiring English sources

It is highly relevant to the problem he is trying to solve, as it references, "A 2012 report by President Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, for instance, stated that over the next decade, 1 million additional STEM graduates will be needed". When you look at the chart below (from the article) another story emerges: that there is a huge surplus of STEM degree holders.

The marginal analysis identifies the factors which influence profits and total surplus as the degree of information asymmetry increases.

The report concluded that by 2020 "the United States is expected to face a shortage of 1.5 million workers with college degrees and a surplus of six million unemployed people without a high school diploma".

The Board of Education began recruiting in Austria in 1998, after Alfred Posamentier, a professor of mathematics education at City College, pointed out that Austria had a surplus of math and science teachers, many with advanced degrees.

That yields a surplus of $1.86 trillion.

Redundancy (or surplus) of information facilitates judgment.

A SURPRISE surplus of $2.8 million in North Babylon.

Once, she froze a surplus of broccoli.

Thus, there currently is a surplus of REOs.

Tennis has had a surplus of comebacks.

Surplus of £5b forecast for 2018-19.