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Unemployment in a developing country generally takes place due to
switch over from one job to another
lack of effective demand
seasonal factors
lack of complementary factors of production
Exp:
If the population grows faster than the stock of capital of a country, the entire addition to the labour force cannot be absorbed in productive employment because not enough instruments of production would be there to employ them. Since in less developed countries, the stock of capital has not been growing at a rate fast enough to keep pace with the growth of population, the ability to offer productive employment is very limited. This has resulted in surplus labour which is manifested in the existence of huge magnitude of under-employment or disguised unemployment and open unemployment in both the rural and urban areas.
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