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The economic and social consequences of automation

by Pollock, Friedrich (1957)

Keywords

Automation, Unemployment, Technological Unemployment

Themes

Unemployment, Automation

Citation

Pollock, Friedrich. The Economic and Social Consequences of Automation. Blackwell, 1957.

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