What happens to employment if exports of a product or service change?
This interactive tool is based on the SAMs of the 28 Member States and the EU28 aggregate, and provides the number of jobs that would be generated by an exogenous shock in the final demand for the selected commodities. The jobs genereated are the sum of direct, indirect and induced effects (calculated after infinite feedbacks).
Shocks can be introduced in several sectors at the same time. The results show both the variation in jobs for each of the sectors of activity concerned and the aggregate variation (total jobs, jobs in the main productive sector of the commodity, jobs in the other sectors).
