Causes and Effects of Unemployment in Quetta Pakistan
Keywords:
Unemployment, Demographic Development, Illiteracy, Poverty, Etc.Abstract
This article focuses on the causes and effects of unemployment in the
Quetta District. Primary information was gathered for this purpose.
Results indicate that 32.5% of 120 participants were unemployed owing to
poor schooling, 15.8% owing to lack of abilities, and 55 % were
unemployed because of no attitude to the official involved. 65% of the
complete respondents were unskilled. 73 % of the participants had never
joined the job and 18.3 % had left the job due to low wages 7.5 % were
unemployed completion of the study. 100 % of participants accepted that
unemployment was induced over the population.
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