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Taunton's economy has shifted from its silversmithing and shipbuilding roots, most notably Reed & Barton, which produced silverware for the White House and medals for the 1996 Summer Olympics, toward healthcare, manufacturing, and distribution. Healthcare and social assistance is now the city's largest employment sector at over 5,500 workers, led by Morton Hospital and Steward Health Care, followed by retail trade and construction. Stop & Shop also maintains a significant employment and distribution presence in the city.

Manufacturing and logistics activity concentrates in the Myles Standish Industrial Park, a 1,029-acre site housing offices, production facilities, and warehousing and distribution operations, with the city also courting semiconductor, electronics, and biotechnology firms. Downtown Taunton has nine designated historic districts and is served by a Business Improvement District, established in 2010, tasked with maintaining and revitalizing the commercial core along Main Street.

Taunton's mix of an aging historic downtown, active industrial parks, and steady residential growth toward its current population of roughly 63,000 creates continuous, overlapping demand for electricians, plumbers, and general contractors, both for historic-building upkeep downtown and for new commercial buildout at Myles Standish Industrial Park.