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new stylized facts. First, while developed countries tend to have jobs more intensive in nonroutine cognitive skills than … employment growth in countries with a high share of occupations that are intensive in routine tasks. …
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new stylized facts. First, while developed countries tend to have jobs more intensive in nonroutine cognitive skills than … employment growth in countries with a high share of occupations that are intensive in routine tasks …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012870230
new stylized facts. First, while developed countries tend to have jobs more intensive in nonroutine cognitive skills than … employment growth in countries with a high share of occupations that are intensive in routine tasks …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012008040
markets. There is no evidence, however, if the relative importance of various tasks differs between workers performing … (specialization in global value chains), structural change, and supply of skills, and decompose their role in accounting for the … variation in RTI across countries. Computer use, better education, and higher literacy skills are related to lower RTI …
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This paper addresses some of the early policy concerns about "connected cars" and driverless vehicles and promotes "bottom-up" solutions to ensure that innovation continues to flourish in this space. The authors argue that the generally unabated advancement of intelligent-vehicle technology will...
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, it derives some policy recommendations to solve the coordination failure between investments in skills, particularly … technical skills, and green technology adoption. …
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individual survey data on tasks performed on the job and administrative data on worker careers. Like prior studies, we find that … robots have reduced routine tasks. In sharp contrast, AI has reduced non-routine abstract tasks like information gathering … and increased the demand for ‘high-level’ routine tasks like monitoring processes. These task shifts mainly occur within …
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individual survey data on tasks performed on the job and administrative data on worker careers. Like prior studies, we find that … robots have reduced routine tasks. In sharp contrast, AI has reduced non-routine abstract tasks like information gathering … and increased the demand for 'high-level' routine tasks like monitoring processes. These task shifts mainly occur within …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015162736
more complex tasks, as revealed by the positive relation between the share of offshored jobs and the average cognitive and …
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-)advantages in performing certain tasks and draw implications on the labor market outcomes. Using this we construct a simple model …
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