Özet:

The most disadvantaged group in the face of the rapidly growing unemployment problem is the young population. The unemployment of young people is defined as “unemployment of young people”. The rapid increase in youth unemployment rates in recent years has made it necessary to identify the factors affecting youth unemployment. In this study, the economic and social elements affecting youth unemployment for Turkey have been empirically analyzed. The impact of economic and social variables chosen in the form of inflation, domestic migration, exports, imports, non-clean domestic revenue (GDP), literacy rate, time required to establish a business, fertility rate in young people and net schooling rate in higher education on young people unemployment has been studied in two stages. In the first stage, the parameter forecast was first made with the smallest quarters (ECK) method, and then the Ridge forecast, the second stage due to the multi-internal relationship between the variables, was used. For the 2009-2019 period, the youth unemployment in the Turkish economy has been achieved in the negative direction of inflation, domestic migration, import, export and GDP elements; the rate of literacy, the rate of fertility in young people, the time needed to establish a business and the net schooling rate in higher education elements have been achieved in the positive direction.

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