This research looked at how money coming into countries, like foreign investments, how much money each person makes in the country, and the general price increase (inflation) affect the job situation in places like Malaysia, Cambodia, India, China, and Pakistan. The researchers used data from 30 developing countries from 2002 to 2016. They found that the inflation rate doesn't really affect how many people are employed or not. However, when more foreign money comes into the country or when the country's average income goes up, it usually means there are fewer people without jobs.