Author(s)
Dona Mathew
- Manuscript ID: 140681
- Volume: 2
- Issue: 6
- Pages: 2768–2769
Subject Area: Arts and Humanities
Abstract
Unemployment among educated youth has become one of the most serious social and economic challenges in many developing countries. Education is generally considered a means of improving individual welfare and promoting social mobility. However, a significant proportion of educated young people remain unemployed despite possessing academic qualifications. This situation creates frustration, economic insecurity, and social problems.