The Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium convened by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City focused on the evolving dynamics of labor markets, examining how demographic shifts, productivity trends, and broader macroeconomic policies are shaping the future of employment. Discussions highlighted the long-term structural changes affecting workforce participation, including aging populations and evolving labor force engagement across different age groups. Participants analyzed how these factors influence inflationary pressures and the central bank’s policy framework. The symposium served as a platform for policymakers, economists, and academics to assess how evolving labor market conditions should inform monetary strategy in a changing economic landscape.
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Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium: Labor Markets in Transition — Demographics, Productivity and Macroeconomic Policy – Kansas City – Federal Reserve
Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium: Labor Markets in Transition — Demographics, Productivity and Macroeconomic Policy Kansas City – Federal Reserve