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See how automation, not just outsourcing, is cutting American jobs from factories to white-collar work, and why it widens the wealth gap. Read more now.
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Outsourcing gets the headlines, but automation may be the bigger force behind America's lost jobs — and it is no longer just factory work that is at risk.
But one contributor to the steady loss of well-paying American jobs cannot be overlooked: automation.
Technological improvements dating back to the Industrial Revolution in the 1700s caused job losses even then.
But in the last few years, as technology has evolved exponentially, even white-collar jobs are now at risk.
Forbes magazine estimates that America needs 5 million fewer workers today than it did in December 2007, a loss it attributes largely to automation.
When was the last time you called any large company and found a human on the other end of the line without pressing an endless stream of numbers first?.
When the film “Star Wars” came out in 1977, audiences delighted at the antics of the robots R2D2 and C3PO, little realizing that they were looking at their own very near future.
The problem with automation is that it exacerbates the well-known and growing gap between the so-called “one percent” and everyone else.
And this is more and more what the future holds.
What’s going to be left?.
Technology is wonderful when it works.
What’s the solution?.
There is a great deal of controversy among politicians and economists over whether outsourcing or automation is more responsible for the steady decline of good-paying manufacturing jobs.
Yes.
Automation exacerbates the gap between the so-called one percent and everyone else.
The article suggests service jobs that are hard to automate will be among those left, such as hair stylist, masseuse and elder caregiver.
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1 Automation and the Decline of Good Jobs.
2 When White-Collar Work Is at Risk.
3 Why Automation Widens the Wealth Gap.
4 What Jobs Are Left — and What's Next.
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Is automation or outsourcing more responsible for lost American jobs?.
How long has automation been replacing workers?.
Are white-collar jobs really at risk from technology?.
How does automation widen the wealth gap?.
What jobs are expected to remain?.
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