Labour Market Model
policy support
policy role
The model can be used to understand the possible direction and intensity of the effects of labour market policies. It is not meant to serve as a short-term forecast of future development but can identify general trends and tendencies in the long-term. Past analyses have included modelling the impact of an increase in the statutory retirement age for several MS, the provision of training to workers and unemployed, the effects of demographic change on key labour market outcomes and the effect of additional migration on labour markets.
policy cycle
This model contributes to the following phases of the policy cycle
policy areas
This model can contribute to the following policy areas
Agriculture and rural development
Banking and financial services
Borders and security
Budget
Business and industry
Climate action
Competition
Consumers
Culture and media
Customs
Digital economy and society
EU enlargement
Economy, finance and the euro
Education and training
Employment and social affairs
Energy
Environment
European neighbourhood policy
Food safety
Foreign affairs and security policy
Fraud prevention
Home affairs
Humanitarian aid and civil protection
Institutional affairs
International cooperation and development
Justice and fundamental rights
Maritime affairs and fisheries
Migration and asylum
Public health
Regional policy
Research and innovation
Single market
Sport
Statistics
Taxation
Trade
Transport
Youth