Automation and the Future of Work
Students will discuss the economic implications of automation and artificial intelligence on labor markets and employment.
Key Questions
- Analyze who benefits and who bears the costs of automation in the workplace.
- Predict which jobs are most vulnerable to automation.
- Design policy solutions to mitigate the negative impacts of technological unemployment.
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