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This could act as the list of preferences where I want my tax dollars to go. Money can go elsewhere where it's needed but use my preference to fill up the preferred bucket first. Like how students put in their preferences of universities.

I understand that "underemployment" is traditionally seen linked with the hours that you work but I feel that it is too simplistic to leave it at that. If a senior developer ends up working full-time at McDonanld's Or a manager level person ends up in a junior dev position, how is that not underemployment? Is there any other term for it? Are there are any stats around it?