Critical Analysis Report

This report provides a critical analysis of various socioeconomic issues, focusing primarily on unemployment and its far-reaching consequences. It examines the relationship between unemployment and economic hardship, highlighting the financial and social ramifications for individuals and families. The report further explores the impact of climate change on the economy, particularly its effects on agriculture and tourism. The detrimental effects of family breakdown on children's mental and physical well-being are also discussed. Finally, the report delves into the concept of deviance among young people, analyzing its causes and societal implications. Various theories of unemployment, including classical, cyclical, and Marxian perspectives, are presented to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject. The report concludes by summarizing the key findings and their significance in understanding the complex interplay between unemployment, social issues, and economic stability.

CRITICAL
ANALYSIS

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
TASK...............................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTION
This project report contains critical analysis about different aspects like unemployment in
economy which leads to less resources in economy. Large number of people are unemployed in
the economy and thus they are not able to sustain their needs and their family needs.
unemployment forces people to engage in criminal activities as they do not have any other
sources to remove their frustrations. (Soni and Kodali (2011).The project report contains the
study about the examples like climate changes and their impact on the economy,impact of family
breakdown on children the negative and positive effects and lastly deviance of young people
residing in the organisations. Separation of children from their families and deviance of young
people.
TASK
Unemployment
According to Parker (2014) it is examined that unemployment occurs when a person is
searching for job but the person is unable to find the job. It is linked with the health of economy.
The measures includes unemployment rates which can be calculated with the help of number of
unemployed people divided by the total number of people in labour force.
Unemployment is the phenomenon that happens when a person is actively search the
employment and is unable to find the work. The unemployment means that the person without
any work whether educated and uneducated and looking for earning the livelihood. In the
unemployment rate of the UK measured by the Labour Force Survey. The unemployed people
are the those people who are without a job and who are actively seeking the job. In the UK, from
the last three months the unemployment rate is fell to 4.6 percent from the 4.7 percent in the
previous period. The unemployment is the main problem of the economy.
The unemployment can be classified as voluntary and involuntary unemployment.
Voluntary unemployment means that the person has left the job with his own will in search of
other employment and involuntary unemployment means that the person has been fired from the
job.
There are different types of unemployment which can be classified as Frictional
unemployment, Cyclic and Structural unemployment. Frictional unemployment occurs when a
person takes time to find new job so the gap that arises is known as frictional unemployment.
Cyclic unemployment occurs due to business cycles and structural unemployment occurs due to
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advancement in technologies when people loose their jobs because they do not have desired
skills to complete the job.
Effects of unemployment
Money: Unemployed people are not able to earn money to run their livelihood and thus
problems ion financial obligations. They fail to pay money if they are living in rented houses and
failure to pay money leads to homeliness. Unemployment affect the health of people due to poor
diet, They are more addicted to tobacco smoking and consumption of alcohol which affects their
health this is all because they are in depression due to their disability to do the job.
Social: The economy which are facing high employment are not able to make use of
resources in an efficient manner. If the society employed sufficient workers for the production
and manufacturing process than all the people will have an opportunity to work. If there is
unemployment for longer time period than they can loose their skills and values which they have
gained and that in turn leads to human capital.
High unemployment can indulge people in various activities like crime and murder as
they are frustrate because they are not able to earn money to live their livelihood and fulfill their
basic necessities of life.
Example of Unemployment are:
Climate change
According to Bandyopadhyay (2011) it is examined that climate changes are occurring
rapidly in the organisation. The impact of global warming will be mostly on the agricultures that
badly affect the life of farmers in the organisations. Farmers are dependently mostly on the
agricultures for their survival and for daily necessities of their livelihood. Global warming
destroys the crops that the farmer grows and thus affecting the fertility of soil.
Climate change also affects the travel and tourism sector due to climate change people
will not not move from one place to another, they will prefer sitting at home rather than risking
their life travelling in change weather. Travels and tourism sector is the growing industry in the
world and it constitutes about half percent of GDP in the economy.
The poor countries of the resources that does not have enough resources and money will
be have the great effect and they will be suffering the losses to a great extent. Adaption will
reduces the losses to some extent in the economy and the GDP rates will change from 5 percent
to less than 3 percent in the economy but than also it will have a impact on the economy.
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Family Breakdown and its impact on children
According to Dunlop and et. al., (2012) it is examined that children who are separated
from their parents have an effect on the mental, physical, emotional, social and their health
related activities in comparison to children's who are born in a family background and thus are
living with their family. The different between the two different group is statistical significant
that they are living in small size family and thus children who does have parents to take care
have different experience about their life as compared to those with the infant families.
From the viewpoint of Fairclough (2013) it is examined that transition in families place
the children where the risk is more of having the negative outcomes. The children and adolescent
have experience of enduring problems and most of the children's are benefited when it comes in
the end with the harmful situations in families.
Breakdown in families is not a single aspect it includes a long term process that contains
endless risk and protectives factors that are interactive before and after the separation of family.
The factors that are interrelated include parents conflict, effect of fighting on children, mental
conditions of children and constantly changes in family structure those also includes living
arrangements.
Deviance of people
 Deviance : According to Grönroos (2011) deviance refers to the behaviour that deviates
or travel away from their norm and believe of the society. It consider as abnormal
situation of the people . It is said to be the unacceptable but mostly depend upon the
context that are viewed by the differently to others.
 It said to be an action or behaviour that violates the social norms that result in crime or
informal violation of the basic norms .
 Norms : these are rules and regulation that a member and the society are guided. Social
norms are varies from one culture to other culture. However the deviance of violation of
social norms are characterized as any thought ,feeling or actions that are faced or
performed by the member and social group for their values or rules .
Generally there are various deviances in terms :
Innovation : Due to strain generated by the culture emphasis on the wealth and the lack
of opportunities to become rich that cause people to become innovators by involving in stealing
and selling of drugs. Theses are mostly seen in the young people those teenagers.
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Conformists : the goals of the society are except which means achieving them by any
means. The conformist are belongs to the middle class family who have access to the better
education and attain monetary benefit through hard work.
Ritualism : It refers to inability to reach the cultural goals which embracing the rule at
different point by losing the sight of larger goals in context of feel respectable. These are mostly
found in dead end (Herbrechter 2013).
Retreat ism : It is rejection of both the cultural goals and means, as drop out. It reject
society legitimate to achieve the common goal of the values and believes. The true deviance as
they commit to get rid of their burden about their family needs and desire.
It has observed that the young people are getting more effected from these in various form like :
Self -Esteem : It has been noticed that positive self efficiency and self esteem id
necessary for the healthy behaviour of the .These help the people to realise the mistakes they are
done the attain the norms ans values to their work. The various sociologist has considered self
esteem as important cause of social behaviour that protect the derogation of the society and the
young people.
Theories of Unemployment
The different theories of unemployment are classified as:
Classical unemployment theory: Classical unemployment occurs due to changes in
market levels causing various vacancies for job seekers in the economy. When there is a situation
in economy when the wages falls below the initial or livable wages than many people drop out of
the market place and this leads to a factor that causes unemployment in the economy. This is
mostly seen at the places where low income families are residing and they are supported by
public welfare systems. Thus there is a need for high motivation of people in terms of wages so
that they choose to have employment instead of taking help from public welfare.
Cyclical Unemployment: This unemployment occurs when there is not enough supply in
economy and there are large number of job seekers but there are shortage of unemployment in
economy. Demands for goods and services falls and and thus there is less production in the
economy ans demand and supply are not equal and this causes disequilibrium in the economy.
Marxian Theory of Unemployment: He give his suggestion on economic demand and
unemployment level in the economy.
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According to karl Marx unemployment are inheritance values within the unstable economic
system in organisations and crises of mass unemployment.
CONCLUSION
This report contains the study about critical analysis unemployment and its effect on
economy. The global warming affects the activities of farmers it destroys the plantation of
farmers. The growing industry that is travel and tourism industry is also affected . The examples
which shows the effect of family breakdown on children they had to suffer a huge mental and
physical pressure and thus dis-balances occurs in their life. The separation have both the negative
and positive impact on the life of children. The deviance of young people their behaviour that
deviates or travel away from their norm and believe of the society.
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