Factors Influencing High Unemployment in Tajikistan

Asliddin, Nasridini; Gharleghi, Behrooz

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“…This situation alone can cause an increase in a social vice. Nasridini and Behrooz (2015) [16] identified social vice to include armed robbery, kidnap, internet fraudster, alcoholism among others. With this in mind, scholars conclude that the only way out of this sad situation is participation in entrepreneurship.…”

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Entrepreneurial insight of youths toward job creation arising from COVID-19 in delta state, Nigeria

Nkadi¹,

F²,

Chukwujekwu³

2021

Int. J. Res. Hum. Resour. Manage.

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Entrepreneurial insight of youths toward job creation arising from COVID-19 in delta state, Nigeria

Nkadi¹,

F²,

Chukwujekwu³

2021

Int. J. Res. Hum. Resour. Manage.

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“…It affects almost all segments of society, ranging from students to retired senior citizens. Unemployment rate is an important economic indicator which can help to identify the weaknesses or the power of certain countries economic economy (Nasridini & Behrooz, 2015).…”

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Effect of Covid-19 Pandemic on Unemployment Rate and Economic Growth: The Case of Ethiopia

2020

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As COVID-19 epidemic spreads all over, lowest, middle-income and developed countries are competing to respond to this gigantic and fast-moving challenge. Jobs are unable to find and economic recession of the COVID-19 crisis is gradually drumming low income countries more severely. This is a very large negative shock to the economy which is anticipated to knowingly lessen income of households and exaggerate the level of paucity. In developing nations unemployment is getting worse and the severity also higher than developed nation, mainly due to the unbalanced relationship between the rate of economic development and the rapid unemployment growth, in Ethiopia this unbalance also exaggerated with COVID-19 pandemic. High rate of economic growth indicate the need for additional labor market. On the other hand, recession indicates increase the unemployment rates due to lose in job. The study considered a secondary research approach by reviewing research findings that have been strained from scrutinizing the different sentiments, actualities and outcomes from researchers on the topic of impact of COVID-19 on unemployment rate and economic growth. Pointers from the findings are that COVID-19 is a global problem, which affects rich and poor countries. A popular classical theory in economics by John Batiste Say has for a second time futile as witnessed in 1930s due to Great Depression. The study look that supply creates its own demand again invalid due to COVID-19. In Ethiopia, if COVID-19 pandemic is sustained, under unemployment and long run unemployment have a great chance to occur in addition to Keynesian unemployment. The conclusion of the study is that there is direct relationship of COVID-19 pandemic and rise of unemployment rate and reduction of economic growth. Thus the government should give more attention than before to control the pandemic before face huge crisis in the country. Even huge government expenditure should be allocate to fight this pandemic by subsidize all sectors, to increase the hiring capacity of our economy.

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“…They found that the growth rate of population and FDI were negatively linked to unemployment, while unemployment was not significantly affected by inflation and GDP growth. Asliddin & Gharleghi (2015) investigated what defines Tajikistan's high unemployment. They stated that low wages and educational shortages were major determinants of high unemployment in Tajikistan, both of which are positively related to unemployment.…”

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Key Factors Affecting Unemployment in the Arab World

2019

Central European Journal of Labour Law and Personnel Management

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This paper aims to study the factors that determine unemployment in the Arab world. The study utilizes the panel regression method for the time series period from 2000 to 2016. The study tested the impact of many variables on unemployment such as macroeconomics variables, educational variables, labour market variables and besides studying the impact of economic freedom and the financial crisis of 2008. The results show that economic freedom has negative and significant relationships with total unemployment, the male and female unemployment as well. The impact of 2008 financial crisis on total unemployment appeared to have no significant impact on total unemployment.

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Factors Influencing High Unemployment in Tajikistan

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Entrepreneurial insight of youths toward job creation arising from COVID-19 in delta state, Nigeria

Entrepreneurial insight of youths toward job creation arising from COVID-19 in delta state, Nigeria

Effect of Covid-19 Pandemic on Unemployment Rate and Economic Growth: The Case of Ethiopia

Key Factors Affecting Unemployment in the Arab World

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