are you 25-35 with a BA ???

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"The labor market for young college graduates,

 those ages 25 to 35, 

 remains much weaker than before 

the last recession in 2001.

 It has been 20 years 

since young college graduates

 have experienced employment rates

 as low as those experienced 

in the last five years.



The real hourly wages 

of young college graduates 

have picked up slightly

 over the last year 

after declines 

for three years in a row.

 Hourly wages in 2005 were $23.10, 

up from $23.03 in 2004, 

but still below the level 

of $23.77 in 2001.

The failure of wages to recover

 can be attributed to slow employment growth.

 Compared to the last "jobless recovery"

 of the early 1990s,

 employment rates of young college graduates

 have fallen farther

 and failed to bounce back. 

In 1989, the peak year before the last recession,

 the employment rate for this group was 87.7%,

 similar to their employment rate in 2000 (87.4%),

 the most recent peak year.

 Five years later, by 1994, 

the employment rate of young college grads 

had fully recovered, 

as compared to the 1.9 percentage point decline 

between the 2000 peak and 2005 (85.5%).



 from  the mid-1990s through 2000, 

 employment exceeded 87.4%

 each year.

"

Elise Gould