The article examines how the labor market affects other economic indicators in different regions. It aims to understand how the labor market influences economic development and social welfare. By analyzing economic data from the past 20 years, the research identified areas needing improvement for better economic policies in the future. The study shows that balanced development doesn't just mean equal growth in all sectors, but also depends on the role of the labor market in driving progress. Ultimately, the goal is to achieve economic prosperity and improve the well-being of the population.