{"count":1,"items":[{"location":"USA","name":"United States","indicator":"nyfed_underemployment_college_graduates","unit":"% of employed graduates","kind":"actual","source":"Federal Reserve Bank of New York — The Labor Market for Recent College Graduates (CPS, ACS via IPUMS)","source_url":"https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/college-labor-market","time_basis":"calendar_year","interpolate":false,"columns":["year","value"],"points":[[1990,34.03],[1991,33.72],[1992,34.54],[1993,34.27],[1994,33.98],[1995,32.73],[1996,32.91],[1997,32.48],[1998,32.46],[1999,31.86],[2000,31.67],[2001,31.79],[2002,32.36],[2003,33.48],[2004,34.11],[2005,34.31],[2006,34.43],[2007,34.02],[2008,33.77],[2009,33.94],[2010,34.65],[2011,34.34],[2012,34.61],[2013,34.76],[2014,34.71],[2015,34.67],[2016,34.42],[2017,34.54],[2018,34.14],[2019,34.04],[2020,33.11],[2021,33.48],[2022,33.47],[2023,33.06],[2024,32.92],[2025,33.86]]}],"notes":["Births: thousands per year; population: thousands on 1 July; tfr: children per woman.","National definitions may differ from the UN (e.g. registration year instead of year of birth).","World Bank, IMF, UN migrant stock, UNHCR, BIS, Ember and UCDP indicators are actual values for countries and the world; units in list_indicators."]}