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Unemployment refers to the process of those who are eligible for work and seeking work not finding gainful employment.
Introduction
Unemployment refers to the process of those who are eligible for work and seeking work not finding gainful employment.
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Main Body
Economic Challenges of Unemployment:
Trap India in low-income trajectory (ex. jobless growth)
Lower tax base and reduced resource realization for the govt.
Unemployment also may lead to recession in the longer run.
Social Impact of Unemployment:
Increasing inequality violates welfare state (Ex: 1/4 of population with 40% of India's wealth)
Affect human capital development. Ex: low levels of education, health will perpetuate demographic curse.
Adverse impact on exclusive growth. Ex: 94% of women are anaemic (with no employment, difficult to reserve)
May fuel anti-social activities especially in sensitive regions. Ex: unemployed youth from cadres of insurgents
SolutionsMinimize inequalities in wealth (Poorest 40% – DFRP)
Support labor-intensive development (UK FTA – boost to textiles)
Promote human capital development (JRM POSSHAN, ABJAY)
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Conclusion
Thus, the social impact of the unemployment problem have to be tackled to guarantee 'Sahaj Saath, Sahaj Vikaas'.
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- Clear definition at the outset
- Structured breakdown of economic and social impacts
- Specific examples provided (jobless growth, inequality metrics)
Topper
Amrit Mahapatra
AIR 121
Subject & Paper
GS2GS1
Topic
Social Issues
Population & Poverty
Unemployment
Writing Stats
168
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