Jobs going south

November 26, 2018 12:15 am | Updated 08:13 pm IST

B:LINE:For Blink: Women MGNREGA workers seen at their site in Karnal Distric (Haryana). Pic-Ramesh Sharma 
Stroy by : Anima

B:LINE:For Blink: Women MGNREGA workers seen at their site in Karnal Distric (Haryana). Pic-Ramesh Sharma Stroy by : Anima

Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) releases estimated monthly unemployment figures for every State in India.

A look at the figures over time shows that the rates had come down in 2017 after demonetisation (due to a spike in MNREGA jobs) but increased again in 2018. It would have become much worse if not for the southern States, where unemployment receded in 2018.

 

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