Youth and educated unemployment in North East India (Record no. 514140)

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Personal name Marchang, Reimeingam
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Title Youth and educated unemployment in North East India
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Place of publication, distribution, etc IASSI Quarterly: Contributions of Indian Social Science
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Extent 38(4), Oct-Dec 2019: p.650-666
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Summary, etc Youth and educated unemployment problems continue as the population rapidly grows and education develops while job opportunities are limited due to economic underdevelopment. Unemployment problems of educated and youth are more severe in most of the NE states than in the country. The youth unemployment problem was more severe in urban than rural areas and for females than males in most of the NE states as in the country. The prevalence of educated unemployment is, both rural and urban phenomena, however, it is more severe for females than males in most of the NE states.- Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Unemployment, Youth educated, North East India
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Main entry heading IASSI Quarterly: Contributions of Indian Social Science
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Subject DIP EMPLOYMENT - INDIA, NORTH EASTERN
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2020-10-08 38(4), Oct-Dec 2019: p.650-666 AR123193 2020-10-08 Articles

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