Improving the efficiency of the labour market The second margin is to get more of the labour force working. This means ensuring that workers have the skills employers are seeking, which speaks to the importance of ongoing dialogue between industry, labour and institutions for postsecondary education. It also means getting workers to where the jobs are being created.
A growth model that is highly concentrated on exports is at risk when external  BIS Review 125/2010  3  demand drops sharply. A broadening of the macro economic policies would reduce this exposure. The growth model, thus, would become more sustainable. Tackling this issue would also be a contribution to deal with global imbalances.