Across Europe, earning a university degree generally lowers the risk of unemployment. In most countries, graduates enjoy significantly better job prospects than the general population, reflecting the protective power of higher education. However, the size of this advantage varies widely from country to country. In some places, the gap is narrowing, raising important questions about education quality and labor market alignment. So, where does a degree make the biggest difference? And where does it fall short?
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