Revisiting the automation tax debate in light of Covid-19 and resulting structural unemployment
As lockdowns ease around the globe and businesses reopen, the threat of jobs being automated by machines and workers being displaced as a result has significantly increased. Businesses must keep the number of workers on site to a minimum to comply with safe distancing measures. Under these constrain...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2020
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