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An Evaluation of the Reasons and Results of Young People Unemployment in Pakistan 2022
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Youth unemployment is a challenging issue facing the whole world. The focus of this study is to find out the reasons and results of youth unemployment in Pakistan. Primary data were used and collected through a well-designed questionnaire from 120 respondents. For data analysis, simple frequencies and percentage methods were used. The finding of the study showed that 31.67% of respondents were unemployed due to a low level of education, 23.33% of respondents were unemployed due to low salary, 17.5% of respondents were unemployed due to no approach (sefarish), 14.17% of respondents were unemployed due to lack of skills and 13.33% respondents were unemployed. 36.67% of respondents agreed that due to unemployment crimes increases, 24.17% of respondents said that due to unemployment drug abuse increases, 15.83% of respondents said that due to unemployment nepotism, and favoritism arises, 95% of respondents agreed that unemployment affects social life and create tension. 89.17% of respondents agreed that unemployment affects health. The causes of the high growth rate of unemployment are low-level education, the high growth rate of population, poverty, lack of capital, lack of proper skills, and favoritism in the selection process. Therefore, the present study recommended that a proper plan and mechanism is crucial for controlling the high growth of the population, increasing job opportunities, providing credit facilities for self-employment, providing proper skills, and controlling corruption to reduce unemployment in the study. On the basis of previous literature and our findings, it has been concluded that unemployment is the mother of crime.
Title: An Evaluation of the Reasons and Results of Young People Unemployment in Pakistan 2022
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Youth unemployment is a challenging issue facing the whole world.
The focus of this study is to find out the reasons and results of youth unemployment in Pakistan.
Primary data were used and collected through a well-designed questionnaire from 120 respondents.
For data analysis, simple frequencies and percentage methods were used.
The finding of the study showed that 31.
67% of respondents were unemployed due to a low level of education, 23.
33% of respondents were unemployed due to low salary, 17.
5% of respondents were unemployed due to no approach (sefarish), 14.
17% of respondents were unemployed due to lack of skills and 13.
33% respondents were unemployed.
36.
67% of respondents agreed that due to unemployment crimes increases, 24.
17% of respondents said that due to unemployment drug abuse increases, 15.
83% of respondents said that due to unemployment nepotism, and favoritism arises, 95% of respondents agreed that unemployment affects social life and create tension.
89.
17% of respondents agreed that unemployment affects health.
The causes of the high growth rate of unemployment are low-level education, the high growth rate of population, poverty, lack of capital, lack of proper skills, and favoritism in the selection process.
Therefore, the present study recommended that a proper plan and mechanism is crucial for controlling the high growth of the population, increasing job opportunities, providing credit facilities for self-employment, providing proper skills, and controlling corruption to reduce unemployment in the study.
On the basis of previous literature and our findings, it has been concluded that unemployment is the mother of crime.
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