Can Forex Businesses Reduce Unemployment Problems?

In a very difficult situation to get a job in our country, why doesn't the government introduce this forex trading business to the public?

Especially during a pandemic like this, there are a lot of work contract terminations

I see lately that many brokers offer free capital and we don't need to spend more capital, something like that can be used



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considering this trading business is an unconditional business that is complicated, forex trading should indeed be a solution to reduce the unemployment rate

very can, especially in situations like this, a human must know that can not depend on income from only one side, there must be at least two incomes

If it is well dissociated in the right way, so beginners can understand and can eventually spread it well, of course trading can be a solution to reduce the unemployment rate

in my opinion it can, because trading is a business that does not require a great need, meaning that everyone can run it as long as it is guided well and correctly

For me forex trading it is relatively easy to do, does not need large capital, and everyone can do it, so forex trading should be a solution to reduce unemployment

In my opinion, it would not be a good idea for any government to try to address unemployment using Forex for the following reasons:

1.) Forex trading requires a level of knowledge, experience, and (frankly) intelligence not always found in the wider public.  Some would lose a lot of money.  Many would insist it not be so hard.  Many would blame the government for there losses.
2.)  There are certain technology requirements (high bandwidth internet, computers, etc.).  As such, any attempt to broadly introduce Forex trading to the general public would benefit those with the tech already (i.e., the richer part of a society).
3.) Forex trading exploits market inefficiencies too minor to be correct by other means.  This means that, the more people attempting to profit from Forex, the fewer opportunities exist and lesser the profits for all.  It is not really clear just how many more traders could continue to profit from Forex, but I do not think millions of more traders could possibly continue to profit at today's levels.  

Any attempt by a government to address unemployment would need to be fairly applied and accessible to all.  It would need to take into account the poorest, most vulnerable, and least educated.

Trading should indeed be used to reduce the unemployment rate effectively, but of course there must be training at the beginning