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• TITLE: Study on the Impact of the Service Economy in China’s First-Tier Cities on the Employment Structure

  AUTHORS: Yixuan Guo

  KEYWORDS: China, Service Economy, Employment Structure, First-Tier Cities, Industry Case Studies

  JOURNAL NAME: Technology and Investment, Vol.15 No.1, February 26, 2024

  ABSTRACT: This research explores the impact of the service economy on employment structure in China’s first-tier cities. We first describe the status of the service economy in China’s first-tier cities and discuss the key factors promoting its development. Next, we discuss the current situation and changes in the employment structure and compare the employment structures of different first-tier cities. The study finds that the service economy has a significant impact on the employment structure in first-tier cities, especially in industries such as education, finance, and high-tech. This study summarizes the impact of the economization of the service industry on the employment structure of first-tier cities, and proposes prospects for future research, providing suggestions for policy-making.