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Luca Marcolin is a leading economist whose research illuminates the digital transformation of industries and its profound impact on labor markets. His most influential work, "A taxonomy of digital intensive sectors" (2018), with over 238 citations, provides a foundational framework for understanding how sectors differ in their adoption and development of advanced digital technologies. This taxonomy has become an essential tool for policymakers and researchers analyzing the uneven pace of digitalization across the economy. Marcolin’s broader contributions focus on the interplay between technology, skills, and employment, examining how automation and digital tools reshape job tasks and wage structures. His work is widely cited in OECD reports and academic studies, reflecting its practical relevance for navigating the future of work. By offering clear, data-driven insights into the digital economy, Marcolin has established himself as a key voice in debates on technological change and economic policy.
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- 1A taxonomy of digital intensive sectors238 citations · 2018