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Evaluating Labor Market Policy Imbalances
A government is considering a new unemployment policy. The policy provides long-term, generous financial support to unemployed individuals but removes all requirements for them to actively search for jobs or participate in mandatory retraining programs. Evaluate the potential long-term economic and social consequences of implementing such a policy. In your evaluation, consider the effects on the labor supply, the sustainability of the welfare system, and individual worker incentives.
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