“…Proposing time-sensitive and convenient income support programs, they advised the government to increase employment and stimulate consumption in the short term. An exhaustive examination incorporating the demand multiplier, the survey unemployment rate, and the core inflation rate indicates that the present unemployment rate has acquired a discernibly cyclical nature, yet this does not fundamentally affect the labor market's economic stability [ 26 ]. On the contrary, in the event of labor market instability, the consequence will be an inadequate labor supply, industry shutdowns, and the discontinuation of service sector consumer services [ 27 ].…”