CHILD LABOR: AN ANALYSIS OF THE REASONS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

Abstract

This article examines the motivators and consequences of child labor. Child labor is a social problem that affects millions of children around the world. While there are a wide range of factors that contribute to child labor, including poverty, unemployment, and lack of education, this study focuses on analyzing specific motivators of child labor and their consequences. Through literature review and data analysis, this article presents the results of a study investigating the motivators of child labor and its negative consequences, including impacts on health, education, and social and psychological development of children. The findings highlight the importance of combating child labor and point to the need for public policies and social programs that address the motivators and provide alternatives for affected families and children.