Permasalahan ekonomi

kemiskinan, kesenjangan, demografi, dan ketenagakerjaan

Abstract

Poverty is a state of inability to fulfill basic needs, divided into relative and absolute, related to social inequality and basic needs. Factors such as low levels of education, lack of employment opportunities, and low levels of health are triggers for poverty. Efforts to reduce poverty involve increasing access to education, economic growth, and improving access to health. Inequality includes an imbalance of opinion and differences in socio-economic development. Factors such as differences in demographic conditions, education levels, and lack of employment opportunities can cause disparities. Efforts to reduce disparities involve increasing access to education, creating jobs, targeted subsidies, and improving infrastructure. Demography studies the population, structure and processes of population in a region. Factors such as gender, educational status, and income influence demographics. The benefits of demographics involve market opportunities, quality human resources, a productive workforce, and an important role in development planning. Employment includes the working age population. Factors causing employment involve economic instability, technological progress, and the influx of foreign workers. Efforts to reduce employment involve skills training, apprenticeship programs, and government and private sector collaboration. The impact of economic employment problems includes increasing unemployment, poverty, and decreasing people's quality of life