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Which type of unemployment is present in an urban area?  I. Educated unemployment II. Industrial unemployment 

Which type of unemployment is present in an urban area?  I. Educated unemployment II. Industrial unemployment  Correct Answer Both I and II

In comparison to the surrounding regions, an urban area has a larger population density and more extensive human elements.

Important Points

 Features of the population in an Urban Area:

  • The density of the population is high.
  • The gap between rich and poor is evident
  • People engage in non-agricultural occupations.
  • There are more job opportunities for skilled and unskilled labor and higher studies or specialized courses for higher-paying jobs.
  • The standard of living and cost of living both are high.
  • Only when there is an educated population existing and not just literate, it is only then possible to have any educated unemployed at all.
  • The presence of the industry in urban areas and not in rural areas makes industrial unemployment a peculiarity of Urban areas only.

Hence, both educated unemployment and Industrial unemployment are present in an urban area.

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