Figure 2.8 The impacts on Salary in yearly average (by effects)
The primary driver of job creation is the induced effect, which significantly outweighs indirect effects are minimal, while the induced effect accounts for over 90% of al job creation. This mechanism operates as an "economic ripple": The project (Direct) food, retail goods, and transportation). It is this"secondary spending" that creates a massive number of jobs in other sectors. Therefore, the largest job beneficiaries are not high-tech manufacturing, but rather labor-intensive sectors. This is clearly and Transportation comprising the bulk of employment. (2027-2032). Notably, the charts reveal that this construction-phase peak is not led by manufacturing or construction, but rather by Agriculture, Wholesale and