Women unemployment can drive inflation in the economy. When more women work, it boosts economic growth but can also lead to higher inflation rates. There is a balance between women unemployment and inflation, with a certain level of unemployment needed to prevent inflation from rising too quickly. This level is known as the Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment (NAIRU). As employment increases, wages also rise, affecting inflation. Policies aim to maintain low unemployment and moderate inflation for sustainable economic growth.