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"Labor-displacing technological change and worldwide economic insecurity: How automation and the creation of innovative tasks shape inequality"

by Popescu, Gheorghe H; Petrescu, Irina Elena; Sabie, Oana Matilda; Muşat, Mihaela (2018)

Abstract

Research evidence suggests that automation and the creation of innovative tasks shape inequality, generating labor-displacing technological change and worldwide economic insecurity. Using and replicating data from Frey and Osborne (2013), McKinsey Global …

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Automation, Artificial Intelligence, Prodcution, Employment, Technology, Skill, Growth, Innovation, Economic Stability

Themes

Automation

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