09/11/2026
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal examines a significant structural shift in the United States labor market.
Historically, the economic fortunes of college-educated and non-college-educated workers moved in tandem, rising during economic expansion and falling during recessions.
However, recent data analyzed by the Burning Glass Institute, a labor-market think tank, reveals an extraordinary divergence.
While young workers without a bachelor's degree are experiencing one of the strongest job markets in decades, young college graduates are facing one of their most challenging environments in recent history.
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Historically, the economic fortunes of college-educated and non-college-educated workers moved in tandem, rising during economic expansion and falling during recessions. While young workers without a bachelor's degree are experiencing one of the strongest job markets in decades, young college gradua