Unleashing sustainable recovery and development: analyzing European countries' labour market experience

Abstract

The study analyzes the labor market experience of European countries and evaluates the impact of unemployment rates, in-demand professions, and social packages on sustainable economic recovery. The authors use correlation-regression analysis and time-series analysis with Eviews 4.0 software package to identify trends and patterns in large amounts of data. The article's findings provide valuable insights into the labor market experience of European countries and can aid policymakers in developing sustainable policies and strategies for economic recovery, which can positively impact the European region. The economic impact of the article is significant, as it thoroughly analyzes European countries' labor market experience and evaluates the effects of various factors on sustainable economic recovery. By identifying the essential components of the labor market's structure and determining their impact on GDP, the article's findings can aid policymakers in developing sustainable policies and strategies for economic recovery, ultimately positively impacting the European region. The regional impact of the article is also noteworthy, as it focuses specifically on European countries' labor market experience, making it particularly relevant to the region. By comparing individual European countries'. Positive and negative market features and providing comparative characteristics of labor market stakeholders, the article offers insights into the regional impact of the labor market on economic recovery. The article's evaluation of the impact of unemployment rates, in-demand professions, and social packages on sustainable economic recovery has social implications. The article suggests that policies and strategies prioritizing employment opportunities and supporting social packages can lead to sustainable economic recovery, ultimately benefiting individuals and society.