HSC English Second Paper Composition about Unemployment Problem in Bangladesh
Unemployment Problem in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a small country with large population. She is struggling
hard to survive with its hundreds of burning problems. Unemployment problem is
one of them. It has become an acute problem nowadays.
There are many causes of unemployment problem. Generally there are three
causes of unemployment, namely, underdevelopment, inequitable distribution of
national wealth and over population.
The present growth rate of population in Bangladesh is 1.48%, which is
very high. Abnormal growth of this population is dangerous. Our country is
industrially very backward. There are few mills, factories and firms in our
country. The mills and factories that we have can give employment to a limited
number of people. Our system of education fails to give a student an
independent start of life. It has little provision for vocational training.
Being an underdeveloped country, about 51% of people are illiterate, which is
very tragic.
Our students and youth have a false sense of dignity and prestige of
being officers. They think that service is more honourable than independent
business. People aren't very much conscious of manual labour. In our country
national wealth is not distributed equally. It creates unemployment problem
directly or indirectly. The supply of land is so limited that it cannot employ
a large number of people. Unemployment is a curse to men. Every man wants to
live in peace. The unemployment problem obstructs this expectation of man. An
unemployed man has to lead a vagabond life. Life becomes burden to him. The
evil effect of unemployment is not confined to the economic field only. It
destroys the sense of moral values and leads to undesirable activities from
feeling of despair and anger. A society burdened with unemployed fellows can
never prosper in the world. This is why, government along with the common
people should work co-operatively for the removal of unemployment as one of the
primary duties.
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