YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT AS A FACTOR IN THE UNSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL
The problems of growth of passive human capital and their social and economic consequences are becoming more and more urgent in the world community. Economic growth and the level of development of society depend on the development of human capital. This article discusses the main factors of youth unemployment and their impact on the development of human capital. The article also provides a differential analysis of the neet category of youth, structural imbalance and mismatch of supply and demand in the labor market. The unemployed, as defined by the international labour organization (ILO) standards, are persons of the labour force measurement age who were unemployed (had no gainful employment) during the period under review, were actively seeking employment and were ready to start work within a certain period of time. Youth unemployment rate - the percentage of the number of young unemployed in the labour force of young people aged 15-28 years, measured as a percentage.