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Category: Decent Work and Economic Growth

Decent Work and Economic Growth
Priyanka Chauhan

Eradicating Child Labor: Sustainable Development Goal 8

Child Labor is a global issue and requires substantial efforts to eradicate the issue. There have been efforts to reduce Child Labor. Education is an effective strategy to address child labor. Making school universal has gone hand-in-hand with reductions in child labor worldwide. Policymakers need to strengthen both access to, and quality of, elementary and secondary education. Education solves the issue of child labor, by channeling the interests of children in their careers. Another solution to reduce Child Labor is to educate child laborer’s parents. Awareness drives have motivated many parents to invest in their children’s education, but there are still some who prioritize money over education.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
Roshni Agrawal

Effects of policies on the economy

The goal of both monetary and fiscal policy is to create a stable economic environment with low inflation and positive growth. This environment allows households to feel secure about their spending and saving decisions, and corporations to focus on investment and making profits.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
Roshni Agrawal

Global Economy and its impact

The global economy refers to the interconnected economic activities of countries worldwide, shaped by trade, investment, production, and consumption across borders. It involves the flow of goods, services, capital, and labor among nations, facilitated by institutions like the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Key features include globalization, economic interdependence, and the rise of multinational corporations.

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