How Low-Paying Jobs and Weak Safety Nets Reduce Innovation and Productivity
Given the structure of our social safety net, automation tends to increase poverty and inequality rather than unemployment. People are worried about robots taking jobs. Driverless cars are around the corner. Restaurants and shops increasingly carry the option to order by touchscreen. Google’s clever algorithms provide instant translations that are remarkably good. But the economy […]
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