36% of educated young Bangladeshis are unemployed, IMF magazine article says
শিক্ষিত তরুণদের ৩৬ শতাংশ বেকার: আইএমএফের সাময়িকী
The figure covers 15-24 year-olds with post-secondary education who are in the labour force, according to an article in the IMF's Finance & Development magazine.
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About 36 percent of Bangladeshis aged 15-24 who are in the labour force and hold post-secondary education are unemployed, per an article in the IMF's Finance & Development magazine. The Daily Star
- The article, in the magazine's September issue, notes that youth unemployment is elevated across Asia.
- Both The Daily Star and Prothom Alo English reported the figure on 22 September.
Roughly 36 percent of Bangladesh's young people aged 15 to 24 who are in the labour force and have post-secondary education are unemployed, according to an article published in the International Monetary Fund's Finance & Development magazine, as reported by The Daily Star.
Prothom Alo English, citing the magazine's September issue, adds that the article describes youth unemployment as elevated across Asia.
How this story developed
- 36% educated youth jobless — The Daily Star
- Bangladesh’s 36pc educated young unemployed, says IMF — Prothom Alo English
- Nirikh brief published
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