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A gig economy is an economy where short-term and freelance jobs take more prominent space
within the labor market, or a labor market system, over permanent jobs. People work as free-lancers,
contractors, or outside workers on temporary jobs, projects, or assignments referred to as "gigs."
Most of these gigs are gotten online or through smart phone apps that serve as online platforms that
allow companies to easily hire or otherwise demand labor for a specific task or service. . The gig
economy becomes more important in the face of technological advancements, a change in work
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The investment banking sector has historically constituted a fundamental component of the financial services industry, serving as a facilitator for capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, and providing advisory services to corporations and governmental entities. Recent trends, however, suggest that this sector is experiencing a considerable transformation, driven by technological advancements, regulatory shifts, and evolving client expectations. Notably, at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, the progress of the technological sector has been accelerated, resulting in the reshaping of variou