Abstract

Unemployment is an economic, social and political problem that most developing and developed countries suffer from. Therefore, this topic has been chosen, which can be shaped by the following questions: Is the rate of unemployment in the surveyed countries affected by some indicators of economic growth? What are these indicators? In other words, what factors affect the unemployment rate according to economic theory? Can the phenomenon of unemployment be mitigated or mitigated by controlling or influencing factors affecting unemployment through the development of appropriate economic policies? The research assumes that there are a number of indicators of economic growth that affect unemployment rates worldwide. It is also assumed that the quantitative impact of each indicator in the unemployment rate can be ascertained through the use of quantitative quantitative analysis, analysis and then results to address the phenomenon or problem of unemployment. An important conclusion is that it is clear from the standard analysis that the variable of economic growth has had a significant impact on the reduction of unemployment, while the other two variables (population and inflation) have no effect on the unemployment rate during the research period