Keynesianism is a form of neoclassical liberalism which distinguishes itself from contemporary neo-liberalism by a higher realism regarding the limits of its theoretical analysis of unemployment. However, both Neoclassicals and Keynesians think it possible, after an accurate diagnose of the problem, to find out the appropiate recipees to cure unemployment in the framework of the capitalist syst...

In this paper we illustrate how the traditional shift-share model may be readily expanded to analyse disaggregate data on various age-sex cohorts of the labour market. Further we show that such results can be misleading unless age-sex-specific labour-force changes are explicitly considered. We then analyze the performance of the Canadian regional labour markets as an example of the proposed pro...