THE ROLE OF MIGRATION IN SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN RURAL AREAS
This article outlines the role of migration in solving a serious problem of modern society - unemployment. Unemployment is common in all countries with market economies. However, in our conditions, unemployment in the transition from the former centralized system of government to the system of a free market has led to a particularly difficult situation. Free prices, the cancellation or slowdown of government orders, a variety of goods and services, increased economic competition and the closure of some unprofitable enterprises have all led to a reduction in the number of employees. A high unemployment rate indicates underutilization of resources and low incomes. In such a situation, the social situation becomes tense, the relationships of a family deteriorated, but emotional tension arises throughout society. The main point for studying of unemployment is the labor market community.