Both much of the Eurozone and the UK have particularly poor situations for young graduates because of the economically contractive way both handled the last fin

Both much of the Eurozone and the UK have particularly poor situations for young graduates because of the economically contractive way both handled the last financial crisis. The UK has compounded the situation by increasing debt for students, structured student load repayment so that payments kick in at an income threshold, and then embarked on the Brexit adventure. It's a mistake to look at the supply of graduates without looking at the changes in the graduate labour market.