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Job automation risk, economic structure and trade: a European perspective

"Recent studies report that technological developments in machine learning and artificial intelligence present a significant risk to jobs in advanced countries. We re-estimate automation risk at the job level, finding sectoral employment structure to be key in determining automation risk at the...

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Main Authors:	Foster-McGregor, Neil, Nomaler, Önder, Verspagen, Bart
Institution:	ETUI-European Trade Union Institute
Format:	TEXT
Language:	English
Published:	Maastricht 2019 UNU-MERIT
Subjects:	automation technological change artificial intelligence employment labour productivity globalization value chains international
Online Access:	https://www.labourline.org/KENTIKA-19308388124911265609-Job-automation-risk,-economic-.htm

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