Research on the Supply and Demand Status of Highly Skilled Talents in China Based on Cubic Function Model

Jin Yu Wei; Ai Fen Sun; Hui Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.439-440.1581

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Research on the Supply and Demand Status of Highly Skilled Talents in China Based on Cubic Function Model

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With the continuous progress and innovation of science and technology, as well as the optimization and upgrading of industrial structure, professional and high skilled personnel demand becomes more and more. But there is a large gap between the supply and demand of high skilled talents. The serious shortage of skilled talents will be the bottleneck to sustainable development of social and economic. Using the method of quadratic functions model and cubic functions model, the supply and demand of the skilled personnel are analyzed quantitatively and the future trend of supply and demand of highly skilled talents are forecasted, in order to find out the supply shortfall of it.

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