This research proposal examines the effect of unemployment on Pakistan's economy. Secondary data on unemployment rates, technology change rates, population growth rates, and GDP growth rates will be collected from the Labor Force Survey. A time series regression analysis will test the hypothesis that there is a significant relationship between economic growth and unemployment, with the model that GDP growth rate is a function of unemployment rate. The findings could help inform key objectives and policies to reduce inequalities and promote a merit-based system.
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Research Proposal: Unemployment Problem in Pakistan
This research proposal examines the effect of unemployment on Pakistan's economy. Secondary data on unemployment rates, technology change rates, population growth rates, and GDP growth rates will be collected from the Labor Force Survey. A time series regression analysis will test the hypothesis that there is a significant relationship between economic growth and unemployment, with the model that GDP growth rate is a function of unemployment rate. The findings could help inform key objectives and policies to reduce inequalities and promote a merit-based system.
This research proposal examines the effect of unemployment on Pakistan's economy. Secondary data on unemployment rates, technology change rates, population growth rates, and GDP growth rates will be collected from the Labor Force Survey. A time series regression analysis will test the hypothesis that there is a significant relationship between economic growth and unemployment, with the model that GDP growth rate is a function of unemployment rate. The findings could help inform key objectives and policies to reduce inequalities and promote a merit-based system.
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Research Proposal: Unemployment Problem in Pakistan
This research proposal examines the effect of unemployment on Pakistan's economy. Secondary data on unemployment rates, technology change rates, population growth rates, and GDP growth rates will be collected from the Labor Force Survey. A time series regression analysis will test the hypothesis that there is a significant relationship between economic growth and unemployment, with the model that GDP growth rate is a function of unemployment rate. The findings could help inform key objectives and policies to reduce inequalities and promote a merit-based system.
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Research Proposal
Unemployment problem in Pakistan
1. Introduction Major macro economic problem Adversely affected the youth Mother of all ills. Like a person that pollutes the society. Cause of underutilization of natural and human resources wastages. About 3 million are unemployed(LFS) 2.PROBLEM STATEMENT Research is conducted to investigate the effect on unemployment on Pakistan economy. 3.Literature Review (Kirchhoff 2010) observed that Adult childhood cancer survivors report high levels of unemployment (Chen 2010) criticized Both the suicide rate and unemployment rate have showed an upward trend 4.Data Sources This research paper data based on secondary data Data obtained from “Labor Force Survey” 5.Methodology Time series regression as well as diagnostic test As secondary data The core variable like Unemployment rate Technology change rate Population growth rate GDP growth rate 6.Model GDP growth rate = f(unemployment) Y = a+bX Y = GDP growth rate X = unemployment rate 7.hypothesis H0 = there is no significant relation between economic growth and unemployment
H1: there is significant relation between
economic growth and unemployment Conclusion Key objective planning Remove the inequalities Merit system References Kirchhoff, A. C., Leisenring, W., Krull, K. R., Ness, K. K., Friedman, D. L., Armstrong, G. T., et al. (2010). Unemployment among adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study. Med Care, 48(11), 1015-1025. Chen, V. C., Chou, J. Y., Lai, T. J., & Lee, C. T. (2010). Suicide and unemployment rate in Taiwan, a population-based study, 1978-2006. Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol, 45(4), 447-452.