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economy-7632	Anyango, Penina; Ombok, Maurice; Troon, Benedict; Maokomba, Christopher	Effects of macroeconomic variables on unemployment in Kenya	2025	10	.pdf	application/pdf	6911	395	47	Unemployment rates were obtained from the World Bank Development Indicators database, while data on economic growth, lending rates and government expenditure were sourced from the annual Economic Survey reports published by the Kenya Economy, 2025, 12(2): 146-155 151 © 2025 by the authors; licensee Asian Online Journal Publishing Group National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS). Economic growth rate Lending rate Development expenditure VAT Unemployment rate Minimum -0.200 -3.000 9076 14.00 2.650 Maximum 7.600 31.500 133655 18.00 5.707 Mean 3.847 10.380 239682 16.35 3.352 Median 4.650 8.720 625780 16.00 2.855 Standard deviation 2.208 7.799 1.460 1.041 1.054 The analyzed variables displayed a wide range of volatility, with VAT and unemployment rates remaining relatively stable while commercial lending rates were highly volatile.	cache/economy-7632.pdf	txt/economy-7632.txt