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population for solving agricultural unemployment. The
development of social services like education and public
health would also absorb a much larger number of people
in service than in present. But even with an effective
full employment policy, there will be certain gap in
employment due to:
1. The inherent imperfection of the working of the social policy.
2. Certain trades are seasonal.
3. Changes in the technique of production.
Variation in demand.11
When the plan is sufficiently advanced and the
economic conditions are stabilized, it is possible to
devise schemes like unemployment insurance. For those
who are unemployed because of technological changes,
suitable training should be given. India has a vast
man-power resources that can be used to the various
sector of the economic development. So the program
of full employment is not impracticable in India. It
is possible that the income level at which full
employment will stabilize be lower than other western
countries. The program of full employment is not
feasible or harmful. It would be necessary to obtain
large quantities of capital goods for the replacement
^N. Das, 0£. clt.. p. 73»
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| Full text | 198 population for solving agricultural unemployment. The development of social services like education and public health would also absorb a much larger number of people in service than in present. But even with an effective full employment policy, there will be certain gap in employment due to: 1. The inherent imperfection of the working of the social policy. 2. Certain trades are seasonal. 3. Changes in the technique of production. Variation in demand.11 When the plan is sufficiently advanced and the economic conditions are stabilized, it is possible to devise schemes like unemployment insurance. For those who are unemployed because of technological changes, suitable training should be given. India has a vast man-power resources that can be used to the various sector of the economic development. So the program of full employment is not impracticable in India. It is possible that the income level at which full employment will stabilize be lower than other western countries. The program of full employment is not feasible or harmful. It would be necessary to obtain large quantities of capital goods for the replacement ^N. Das, 0£. clt.. p. 73» |
