The Politics of Labour

The Economics of Labour can not be critically understood if we avoid the political intrigues that are associated with it. In the arena of Politics, the labour of statistics can never be voide of political maneuvering for group or self interest in order to score political points for political benefits at a long and short run in any political economy. This book contains that political techniques that are employed into the discourse of labour economics for intellectual and professional analysis as the case may occur in the society at large. The fact remains that the politics of employment and unemployment are engineered within the corridors of political systems and nothing more pretentious. Therefore, the earlier we understand these facts, the better for the engineering of a more perfect global economy.

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Udemeobong Nkereuwem Thomas is an expert in the study of political science by training. He is a professor of fiscal sciences and has obtained his university teaching experience for over a decade. An astute learner and teacher, he is in political sciences, with over 50 professional and international certifications added to his portfolio globally.