Description
This scholarly work explores the intricate relationship between automation and economic development. Howard R. Bowen and Garth L. Magnum bring together a collection of insights from various experts, scrutinizing how technological advancements influence productivity, labor markets, and overall economic growth.
The editors aim to provoke thought and discussion on the potential benefits and challenges that automation poses in different industries. By examining historical contexts and future implications, this volume offers a nuanced perspective, encouraging readers to consider how society can adapt to an increasingly automated landscape.
With contributions from a diverse range of voices, the text serves as a valuable resource for economists, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of automation in a modern economy. It invites readers to engage with critical questions about innovation and its impact on the workforce and economic stability.
The editors aim to provoke thought and discussion on the potential benefits and challenges that automation poses in different industries. By examining historical contexts and future implications, this volume offers a nuanced perspective, encouraging readers to consider how society can adapt to an increasingly automated landscape.
With contributions from a diverse range of voices, the text serves as a valuable resource for economists, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of automation in a modern economy. It invites readers to engage with critical questions about innovation and its impact on the workforce and economic stability.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1966