Economic Complexity is a bit weird as it only considers actual goods. For instance in the US, around 80% of the US works in a service providing job, and therefo

Economic Complexity is a bit weird as it only considers actual goods. For instance in the US, around 80% of the US works in a service providing job, and therefore are not considered as adding to economic complexity (that's most of us). I don't really know how this ever gets wound back in, and would love if someone had an article on how it does. Just something to keep in mind though.