Assessing the connection between overeducation and migration intention in Hong Kong’s young working adults

Keyphrases

• Working Adults 100%
• Overeducation 100%
• Migration Intentions 100%
• Mainland China 66%
• Greater Bay Area 66%
• Hong Kong 33%
• Copyright 33%
• Higher Education 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Hong Kong Chinese 33%
• Older Adults 33%
• Negative Effects 33%
• Young People 33%
• Motivation 33%
• Higher Education Expansion 33%
• Regional Integration 33%
• Human Capital Theory 33%
• Attitudes towards Migration 33%
• Service Employees 33%
• Sales Employees 33%
• Social Capital Theory 33%
• Assembler 33%
• Machine Operators 33%
• Occupational Class 33%
• Plant Operator 33%
• Intention to Migrate 33%

Social Sciences

• Mainland China 100%
• Hong Kong 50%
• UK 50%
• Hong Kong China 50%
• Sales 50%
• Economic Integration 50%
• Young Adults 50%
• Human Capital Theory 50%
• Social Capital Theory 50%
• Occupational Class 50%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Underemployment 100%
• Human Capital Theory 33%
• Social Capital Theory 33%