Technological change, employment and income distribution: Some considerations
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https://doi.org/10.46553/cecon.42.107.2024.p7-24Keywords:
technological change, paradigm, employment, income distributionAbstract
From the industrial revolution up to date, technological change has been both a source of concern and optimism, among other reasons, because determining its impact depends on the perspective assumed. This paper addresses two issues: on the one hand, the effects on the level of employment and, on the other, the impact on income distribution.
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