基于机制设计理论的大学生跳槽现象解析（Analysis of College Students job hopping based on mechanism design theory）.docVIP

基于机制设计理论的大学生跳槽现象解析（Analysis of College Students job hopping based on mechanism design theory） Analysis of College Students job hopping based on mechanism design theory Mr Zhang With the college enrollment, the number of college graduates increased year by year, now college students generally feel great pressure on employment, college students looking for work has become a heart disease of students, parents and schools. Although for college students in the employment market for an occupation is not easy, but the employment of college students after the job hopping phenomenon is increasingly common, this phenomenon has aroused widespread concern in the community, there has been a lot of controversy. According to a 2004 for university graduates employment status survey published in Shanghai City Bureau of labor and social security: 95% graduates a year to quit, 60% of the graduates of the existing salary is not satisfied, said want to quit. It should be said that todays college students have become the main force of scientific and technological talents, playing a more and more important role in the development of enterprises. However, in the event of job hopping, it will not only cause great losses to enterprises, but also may cause enterprises to lose technical and trade secrets. Therefore, how to retain talents, make good use of talents, and give full play to the talents effect is not only a problem for enterprises to consider, but also a bounden duty for colleges and universities. This article uses the mechanism design theory to analyze the phenomenon of College Students job hopping, and puts forward some suggestions. Theory annotation of mechanism design The thought origin of the theory of mechanism design can be traced back to the famous debate between socialist Hayek - 30s and 40s of last century Mises and Lange Lerner, the theory was founded in the last century, 60s and 70s. In recent decades, mechanism design theory has been one of the core subjects of modern e