The Relationship Between Gdp Growth And Unemployment Growth
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The Relationship Between Gdp Growth And Unemployment Growth
- 2. These vary from Labour intensive to those needing a light Labour force
- 3. Goods are produced more efficient and Technological advancements have taken over some of the Labour Skills that were once performed by people.
- 4. International Trade Markets have increased the Competition between Sellers of goods and there for diminished Market Share for many domestic companies. Thus decreasing the Potential for Profit Maximisation and Production Maximisation of Companies
- 5. Demand for goods are low – Leading to less production and lower workforce
- 6. Poor Quality
- 8. Less Disposable income (lower wages and Tax payments)
- 9. These Elements have lead to an erosion of the typical Economic use of GDP being a direct link as an Indicator for Job Growth in a current world governmental economy as previously used.
- 10. Services:
- 11. In 2010 and the years ahead Services that are included in the GDP are services that no longer need Human Labour to perform.
- 12. Certain Computer services and Telecommunication Services
- 13. Services like Goods are being run more efficient to stay in touch with the Competitive Market leading to a lower Labour force needed by Service Companies
- 14. Less Demand due to lower incomes of Customers and customers scaling back their personal Spending in this Economic Environment
- 15. Some services can be outsourced overseas so will go where the Labour Force is Cheapest for the same Quality of Labour and Levels of Production
- 16. These Elements add on to the reason GDP growth can no longer be used as a Key Indicator for a decrease in Unemployment, or in other words an increase in Jobs for people.
- 17. Summary
- 18. GDP for many years has been used as a Key Indicator for Economist and Governments as a “Lead in” Indicator for what will be a “Decrease in the Unemployment rate”. This can no longer be the “norm”.
- 19. GDP should be broken up as too a Portion derived by Production of Goods and a Portion Derived by Services. The Services Section should be Broken up to those Services provided by human Labour and those attained by Electronic Services that require, no to minimal human labour.
- 20. This will provide a better indicator for increase in GDP that will lead to a reduction in the unemployment rate.Alberto Kang Special Assistant MySpace.com Profile YouTube Channel Facebook Google Profile Twittter Flickr SlideShare