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The Mythology of the Future Job Market

—Angry Bear

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Rdan

Martin Ford continues his thoughts on:

The Mythology of the Future Job Market

Angry Bear recently picked up an article by Michael Lind at Salon on the jobs of tomorrow. The story notes that advancing job automation technology is going to be the primary force [...]

Posted: November 18, 2009, 5:07am EST
by Rdan

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More on the Looming Structural Unemployment Crisis

—Angry Bear

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Rdan

Martin Ford continues his theme in the following post, on comparative advantage:

More on the Looming Structural Unemployment Crisis, and on Comparative Advantage

In my previous post, I suggested that job automation technology might someday advance to the point where most routine or repetitive jobs [...]

Posted: November 10, 2009, 7:18am EST
by Rdan

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Rethinking the Luddites

—Free exchange

Can we handle rapid technological change?

OVER at Angry Bear, Rdan posts something by Martin Ford, in which he ponders the issue of technology-induced long-term structural unemployment:I'm not talking about far fetched science fiction-level technology here: this is really a simple extrapolation of the expert systems and specialized algorithms [...]

Posted: November 06, 2009, 1:51pm EST

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One man's past experience with technological change and employment

—Angry Bear

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lifted from comments by run 75441

These are comments that I found interesting describing change to manufacturing processes over tha last few decades. It made for a foil next to Martin ford's projections and our understanding of past events. It is not a post but I learned a few' [...]

Posted: November 06, 2009, 9:00am EST
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Could Advancing Job Automation Technology Cause Structural Unemployment?

—Angry Bear

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Rdan

Martin Ford offers one man's look into the future of a world in the USA of the results of continued increasing productivity, increasing income inequality, declining wage compensation, and consumption supported by debt.

Robert touched on the issue recently, and Sandwichman has developed a range of [...]

Posted: November 06, 2009, 5:28am EST
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