Factors Affecting High Unemployment in India
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Najla Shafighi , Digvijay Dilip Bhujbal ,
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Abstract
The goal of this research is to learn more about India's unemployment condition and how the country's GDP and inflation rate influence unemployment. We used data from the years 2000 to 2019 in our research. In this research, regression analysis is used to determine the relationship between India's unemployment, GDP, and inflation rate. The technique of finding the connections between two or more variables is known as regression analysis. Unemployment is a dependent variable and GDP, and rate of inflation are two independent variables. The findings of the final study are presented as a linear regression analysis. We can readily determine how India's GDP and inflation rate influence unemployment in India using linear regression analysis. Unemployment is greatly influenced by GDP. India's unemployment rate falls as the country's GDP rises. While India's inflation rate has a no significant impact on the country's unemployment rate.
Keywords
unemployment, GDP, Inflation
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