Commentary on labour force participation rates

The HIV/AIDS pandemic has caused many to believe that the labour force might stagnate or shrink. This might be a realistic assumption in the context of very high rates of infection amongst young women in particular. However, this is an explanation potentially given by a demographer, not a labour market economist. There are many reasons why labour force participation rates might still grow in the future. This note review some of this reasoning.

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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.14749/30361987
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Monoclonal and Polyclonal Antibodies Research
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Commentary on labour force participation rates

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Abstract

The HIV/AIDS pandemic has caused many to believe that the labour force might stagnate or shrink. This might be a realistic assumption in the context of very high rates of infection amongst young women in particular. However, this is an explanation potentially given by a demographer, not a labour market economist. There are many reasons why labour force participation rates might still grow in the future. This note review some of this reasoning.

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