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An Economic Paradox - Society Development through not Employing Young People?

Global unemployment rates are alarming, given problems won't improve soon, a new scenario plot is expected. The unemployment problem is constant, ubiquitous in all countries. Restructuring of postcrisis economies didn’t adequately correspond to changes of their (un)employment structure. Unemployment consequences confirm an irrefutable fact - the society hasn't successfully adapted to changes. It's a result of societies' inadaptability during crises, which cannot successfully, through appropriate measures and development programs, confirm the "modus operandi" and remediate consequences. Particularly affected category is youth, which under lousy conditions and pays accepts jobs, only to meet their basic needs. Even those options are limited - many young people run for certain jobs. The consequences are: losing self-esteem, crime increase, defeatism. In this paper, authors focus on this problem which has disaster characteristics, trends of unemployed youth are defined, indicates needs of making urgent, efficient employment measures and programs, in frameworks of new employment policies, and redefining initiatives which haven't manifested in objective achievement.

employment; economic paradox; young people; development of society; economy

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