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Macroeconomic Aspects of Job and Labor

This paper discusses about job and labor from the perspective of macroeconomics and politics using short essays and examples. It is often the case that jobs and labor events are in conﬂict with an intuition which is led from labor economics based on microeconomics theory. These discrepancies are based on diﬀerences between microeconomic and macroeconomic perspectives. By looking at the labor market based on the assumption of macroeconomics, mysterious events in jobs and labor can be seen as rational. The most important viewpoint is that the viewpoint of the labors (ruled) is completely opposite of the viewpoint of capitalists and nations (ruler), and it is necessary to consider events from the latter viewpoint. The discussions in this paper based on a macro accounting, general equilibrium model, and these will provide the different point of view from standard labor economics.