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• TITLE: Typical Correlation Score between Economic Development Speed and Employment Rate

  AUTHORS: Lixin Cui, Qian Hu, Lei Wang, Xinqian Wu

  KEYWORDS: Economic Development Speed, Employment Rate, Typical Correlation

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.8 No.9, September 24, 2020

  ABSTRACT: In order to discuss the relationship between the employment rate and the economic development speed, the typical correlation analysis between the development speed and the employment rate is made in the past 20 years. Three indicators of development speed are considered: per capita energy consumption, per capita GDP, fixed asset investment price index, and two indicators of employment rate are considered: number of graduates and number of employees. The results show that economic development has a great impact on the number of employment, and that economic development can increase the quantity of employment.