THE ROLE OF FISCAL POLICY IN REDUCING UNEMPLOYMENT
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https://doi.org/10.37547/Keywords:
Unemployment, Fiscal Policy, Economic Growth, Labor Market, TaxesAbstract
Reducing unemployment to ensure economic growth and stability is a priority for all countries today. Various policies and reforms can help lower unemployment in the short term, and also address high natural rates of unemployment in the medium term. This article examines key strategies, such as reducing non-wage labor costs, expanding active labor market programs, and redesigning wage benefit systems.
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