Economic complexity and the demand for manual service jobs: Evidence from the Italian provinces

Giulio Bosio; Anna Maria Falzoni; Federica Maggi

doi:10.1007/s40821-025-00326-6

February 3, 2026Eurasian Economic Review

Economic complexity and the demand for manual service jobs: Evidence from the Italian provinces

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The demand for manual service jobs increases with economic complexity, reflecting labor market adaptation.
A significant correlation showed a 15% increase in manual service jobs in complex economies compared to simpler ones.
Observational analysis across Italian provinces assessed economic complexity and employment trends.
The findings highlight potential shifts in labor demands as economies evolve from simple to complex structures.

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Observational analysis finds a relationship between economic complexity and manual service job demand in Italy, suggesting economic growth impacts labor needs.

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