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LABOUR MARKET IN KEYNESIAN ANALYSIS

Abstract   The research examines labor dynamics within a Keynesian market framework, emphasizing the complex interplay between labor, economic policies, and market forces. It explores the impact of sector-specific developments, like tourism in local economies, on labor markets, highlighting how industries shape employment and wages. The report integrates heterodox economic theories, providing a multi-dimensional view of labor under global crises and stressing the need for diverse perspectives in tackling labor challenges. A core focus is the Keynesian analysis of the goods-labor market nexus, revealing a bidirectional relationship crucial for understanding economic stability and labor market outcomes. The studies advocate for holistic, context-sensitive policies, centralizing labor in economic strategies for sustainable development. Keywords : Keynesian Dynamics, Labor Market Interplay, Economic Policy Impact, Sector-Specific Influences Introduction  This study delves into the...