Income Per Capita and Unemployment.

Income Per Capita and Unemployment According to the World Bank, in 2021, countries with per capita incomes of $1,025 or less were classified as “low income developing countries” and this category of countries had the least levels of economic growth advances. In comparison to other macroeconomic indicators, per capita income is used to evaluate the general health of the economy. In its report, World Bank (2021) stated that 9 out of 10 countries with the highest per capita incomes are in the Advanced Countries. Luxembourg has the highest per capita income, while Burundi has the least. The most dynamic relationship between GDP per capita and unemployment rate is contained in Okun’s law in economics. This law asserted that a country’s GDP must grow at about 4% per annum for a 1% reduction in the level of unemployment. Unemployment has devastating effects on the individual, society, and the economy. Unemployment creates challenges that include the inability to find future jobs, decrea...