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Title: Technological Change and Job Polarization: The Wisconsin Experience

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Publication Year: 2016

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Abstract: This analysis examines the impact of automation on the composition of occupational employment for the United States, Wisconsin and Central Wisconsin. Specifically, we analyze how computer-based technologies and robotics have contributed to job polarization by reducing the number of middle-skilled jobs while bolstering employment in both low-and-high skilled jobs.

Url: http://www.alliedacademies.org/articles/jeeervol17no2.pdf#page=155

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Authors: Rattunde, Erika S; Segura III, Jerome; Wallace, Scott

Periodical (Full): Journal of Economics and Economic Education Research

Issue: 2

Volume: 17

Pages: 148-157

Data Collections: IPUMS USA

Topics: Labor Force and Occupational Structure

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