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Labour Market Simulator, Years 11–12

Starting from published labour-market data, students use a counterfactual model to explore participation, labour demand, job matching and the resulting wage pressure. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.

Years 11–12ExplorerLabour Market

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Teaching guidance

Ask students to separate the published baseline from the hypothetical changes they make.

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