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Unit 5: Unemployment in India




               and communication are the only way to trade and commerce. Since there is lack of transport  Notes
               and communication in rural areas, therefore, it leads to unemployment problem among
               the villagers.
          9.   Inadequate Employment Planning: The employment arrangement of the government is
               not satisfactory in assessment to population growth. In India nearly two lakh people are
               added yearly to our existing population. But the employment prospects did not increase
               according to the proportionate rate of population growth. As a result, a great alteration is
               noticeable between the job occasions and population growth.
               On the other hand, it is a very problematic task on the part of the Government to deliver
               acceptable job services to all the people. Moreover, the government also does not take
               tolerable step in this direction. The faulty service planning of the Government advances
               this problem to a great extent. As a result, the problem of unemployment is increasing
               every day.

          5.3 Unemployment Types and Causes


          This section emphasises on the unemployment types and causes. There are numerous types of
          joblessness, each one well-defined in terms of cause and severity:
          1.   Cyclical: Cyclical joblessness/unemployment occurs when individuals drop their jobs as
               an effect of a downturn in aggregate demand (AD). If the failure in aggregate demand is
               determined, and the joblessness long-term, it is called either demand deficient, overall, or
               Keynesian unemployment. For example, unemployment levels of 3 million were touched
               in the UK in the last two recessions. In the most recent recession of 2008-2010,
               unemployment levels rose to 2.4m in the last quarter of 2009, and are likely to peak at over
               2.5m during 2010.
               Demand Deficient Unemployment

               This is produced by an absence of combined request, with inadequate demand to produce
               full employment.


                              Figure 5.1: Demand Deficient Unemployment


























          Source: http://www.economicsonline.co.uk/Managing_the_economy/Unemployment_types_
          and_causes.html



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