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    いま しごとを かたづけて しまえば あすは らくが できる **というわけ** です
    
    
    わけです is used to state the reason of an incident.  
    
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However,in this case it seems to be different.

Can someone help clarifying the above use of `というわけ`?
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Usage of wake desu
That expression is something like "the point of the scheme is ...", and it's
still a kind of reason for what they are doing.
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> 「[今]{いま}、[仕事]{しごと}を[片付]{かたづ}けてしまえば、[明日]{あす}は[楽]{らく}ができるという **わけ** です。」

In this context, 「わけ」 is used to say that as a result of Action A, Situation B
will naturally occur.

Action A: 今、仕事を片付けてしまう (finish one's work now)

Situation B: 明日は楽ができる (one could relax a bit tomorrow)
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