The document outlines socio-economic problems, defining them as interactions between social and economic factors. It identifies social problems such as poverty, illiteracy, corruption, and unemployment, alongside economic issues including energy crises, inflation, overpopulation, and unequal income distribution. The causes of these issues are discussed, highlighting the complexity and interrelation of social and economic challenges faced by societies.

1. Socio-Economic
problems
By Gino Doeseb :)

2. Presentation Outline
• Defining socio-economics.
 Introduction.
 List of social problems.
 List of economical problems.
 Leading causes of social and economic problems.
 Conclusion.

3.  The relationship between social
and economic factors within a
society.

4. Social Economics problems
are divided into two main
parts.
 Social problems
 Economical Problems

5. Social Problems
 Poverty
 Illiteracy
 Corruption
 Unemployment

6. Economical Problems
 Energy crisis
 Inflation
 Overpopulation
 Unequal income
distribution

7. Social
problems

8. Poverty

9. Causes of Poverty
Lack of basic needs like food,
clothing, shelter and health
facilities.
Lack of education.
Environmental problems such as
lack of rainfall.

10. Illiteracy

11. Causes of Illiteracy
Lack of resources.
High cost of education.
Due to population growth.
Child labor.

12. Corruption

13. Causes of Corruption
 Low pay wages.
 Low job opportunities.
 Lack of unity in public.
 Lack of development.

14. Unemployment

15. Causes of
Unemployment
 Slow economic growth.
 Increase in population.
 Development of new technology.
 Lack of education.

16. Economical
Problems

17. Energy crises

18. Causes of energy crisis
Aging of equipment.
 Wasting of energy.
 Overpopulation.

19. Inflation

20. Causes of Inflation
 Growth of money supply.
 Rising import prices.
 Rising taxes.

21. Overpopulation

22. Causes of
Overpopulation
 Immigration.
 Lack of family planning.
More hands to overcome poverty.

23. Unequal income
distribution

24. Causes of unequal income
distribution
 Luck, connections and misfortunes.
 Discrimination.
 Gap between rich and poor.

25. Conclusion
Socio-economics was define as a relationship between social and
economic factors within a society. The listed social problems were
Poverty, illiteracy, corruption and unemployment, while economical
problems were energy crisis, inflation, overpopulation and unequal
Income distribution, with support of what I explained, its clear that
Any nation may be facing this problems, including us.