==To figure out how many of these jobs are open to people without degrees, the economists scoured nearly 30 million local job ads across 121 metropolitan areas

==To figure out how many of these jobs are open to people without degrees, the economists scoured nearly 30 million local job ads across 121 metropolitan areas to determine their minimum educational requirements. They called them “opportunity jobs.”== I would be interested to know what percentage of these jobs are actually filled by people without degrees. It could be that these markets have less degree holders so they change the requirements to increase applications. What matters is who ultimately gets hired.