Are robots coming for your blue-collar jobs?
A new working paper finds that the arrival of one new industrial robot in a local labor market coincides with an employment drop of 5.6 workers. These papers have not been peer-reviewed, but are circulated by their authors for comment and discussion. With the NBER's blessing, Making Sen$e is pleased to feature these summaries regularly on our page. The following summary was written by the NBER and doesn't necessarily reflect the views of Making Sen$e. With America's workers already squeezed by forces ranging from international competition to offshoring to new information technologies, concern is growing about the impact of robots on jobs and wages.
May-8-2017, 19:50:20 GMT
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