Analysis shows how technology affects employment and income inequality in Libya, suggesting implications for policymakers.
This paper examines the impact of technology on income distribution and employment patterns in Libya. As the country navigates through economic recovery and transformation, understanding the role of technology becomes crucial. The study analyzes how technological advancements—ranging from automation in various sectors to the adoption of digital platforms—affect labor markets and income inequality. The research highlights the opportunities presented by technology for increasing productivity and job creation, while also addressing the challenges of displacement and skill gaps among the workforce. The findings suggest that while technology can enhance economic growth, its influences vary significantly across different sectors and demographics. This paper concludes with recommendations for policymakers to foster an inclusive technological transition that mitigates disparities in income distribution and promotes equitable employment opportunities in Libya.
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Dr Ahmed Gharira (2025) studied this question.
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