سوق العمل في الجزائر بين مقتضيات السوق و مبررات التدخل الحكومي

Abstract EN

This study aims to search the justifications for government intervention in the labour market in light of the economies based on market mechanisms, and to examine how government intervention in the labour market in Algeria has continued in light of the market economy.

Using the descriptive and analytical approaches, the study concluded that market failure in the labour market justifies government intervention in the latter.

It also concluded that despite the transition to the market economy, government intervention continued in the labour market in Algeria, especially in the areas of employment and wages, which contributed to achieving some positive results.

In spite of this, a balance should be made between market mechanisms and government intervention by taking the advantages of each model to achieve desirable results in the labour market, and governments must play a very important role in creating an appropriate investment climate to create job opportunities.