What does “degree inflation” mean? How does this term relate to the message in this article?

TASKStep I. THINK ABOUT WHAT MAY POSSIBLY BE THE INFORMATION AND MESSAGE WITHIN AN ARTICLE THAT IS ENTITLED, “Sorry Kids, No High School Diplomas Need Apply” by Megan McArdle.STEP II Carefully read the article “Sorry, Kids, No High School Diplomas Need Apply” by Megan Ardle. …a1. What does the author mean by saying that “a BA is now becoming a minimum requirement for jobs that simply don’t require any of the skills you learn in college?”2. What does “degree inflation” mean? How does this term relate to the message in this article?3. Why are companies now asking people to have a B.A. to do jobs that used to require a high school diploma? What does this say about the current job market? What quotes from the article support the message companies are sending?4. How might a B.A. be “a signal to employees that you are not stupid or lazy?”5. According to the article, who is Helen Gurley Brown? Explain what the author means when she says “I think there is something wrong when we set up a system where Helen Gurley Brown, or her modern day equivalent, gets stuck in the secretarial pool forever because they are missing a piece of paper?”6. What is the overall message of this article? What is it saying about the importance of a college degree vs. a high school diploma?