A new study finds that graduates from poor families and low-income states are more likely to be unemployed that their peers from rich families and high-income states.

<p>A new <a href="https://kprumalaysia.org/2018/03/16/the-findings-of-graduate-tracer-study-2007-2015-broken-malaysia-dream/">study</a>&nbsp;finds that graduates from poor families and low-income states are more likely to be unemployed that their peers from rich families and high-income states.</p>

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