High Unemployment Rate in Malaysia

Introduction The term "unemployment" refers to when unemployed are actively and severely looking for work but are unable to find a job. The unemployment rate measures the health of the current economy. The unemployment rate, which is quoted the most actively at the moment, is the unemployment rate itself. This is the same as dividing the number of unemployed people by the number of workers. Unemployment is a fundamental economic factor because of the high current unemployment costs. At the same time, according to recent news, the unemployment rate in Malaysia is less than 3%.

The last unemployment rate reported in Malaysia in April 2012 was 3%. Historically, the average unemployment rate in Malaysia from 1998 to 2012 was 3,600%, reaching the highest level of 5,000% in March 1999. Percentage of labor. This page contains a graph of historical data on the unemployment rate in Malaysia. First of all, the quality of education is an important cause of the current situation, which is the worst situation. Every year our country seems to train more and more excellent students. This proves that our students become increasingly better at SPM or PMR (Direct A). As the number of "A" students in SPM and PMR increases, our students seem to be improving considerably. In addition, the degree acquirer can easily find it anywhere. Of course, this is a good sign of graduates.

The main purpose of this paper is to investigate the unemployment rate and growth rate in Malaysia. Unemployment is an important issue in the economies of developing countries. If the use of labor resources is insufficient, the unemployment rate will be high. As a result, Malaysia found that the economic situation is good and the employment rate is high. In economics, unemployment statistics measure the state and extent of unemployment in the economy. Full employment should be a major macroeconomic target to maximize output. Over the years, the manufacturing industry is the domestic most powerful department and has been gradually replaced by service.