Mathematical Modeling in the Economics and Sociology of Labor . Methods, Models, Problems" is a unique publication created by a team of authors, which immerses the reader in the world of complex mathematical concepts used to analyze and solve actual problems in the field of economics and sociology of labor. This is not just a textbook, but a real find for students, graduate students and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of how mathematical models can influence decision-making in the social and economic spheres. The book discusses various methods of mathematical modeling, which allow analyzing labor processes, assessing the efficiency of resource use and predicting changes in the economy. The authors share with readers their knowledge of how to create and use models that can help in solving real-world problems, such as workforce optimization, labor market analysis, and assessing the impact of social factors on economic processes. Each chapter of the book is filled with practical examples, which makes the material accessible and understandable even for those who do not have deep knowledge in mathematics. This book will be interesting to a wide range of readers .. Students of economic and sociological faculties will find in it useful materials for their research and term papers. Practicing economists, sociologists and managers will be able to use the proposed models to analyze their data and make more informed decisions. In addition, the book can attract the attention of researchers working in the field of labor relations and social policy, as it raises important issues related to the interaction of the economy and society. The topics covered in the book cover a wide range of issues, from the analysis of labor resources and their distribution to the impact of economic indicators on social processes. The authors emphasize the importance of the mathematical approach in the study of complex systems, such as the labor market, where many factors interact. This makes the book particularly relevant in the face of modern economic changes and social transformations. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and consistency, which allows readers to easily assimilate even the most complex concepts. They use accessible language and illustrative examples, which makes reading not only useful, but also fascinating. The book also includes a variety of tasks and exercises that will help consolidate the knowledge and skills gained. If you are looking for literature that combines theory and practice, and also helps to understand more deeply how mathematical models can be applied in real life, then “Mathematical Modeling in Labor Economics and Sociology” is exactly what you need. It will become a reliable assistant in your training and professional activities, as well as open new horizons in understanding the interaction of economics and sociology. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with this fascinating book, which can change your idea of mathematical modeling and its role in the modern world. If you are interested in such topics as economic analysis, sociology of labor, mathematical methods in the social sciences, then this publication will be a real find for you.