But if you take it to a lower wage economy where people need those jobs and where the ability to create new jobs at this very intense speed with new tasks is limited-- I mean, I don't know if we can do it fast
so I thought it might be helpful to post a 'job of the week'. They will mostly be senior, and mostly based in London - so apologies to my overseas readers and to more junior economist reading this post. I also plan to offer some advice on looking for jobs. ...
TODD HIRSCH Todd is a leading expert on adaptability and managing the transition in a complex and unpredictable global economy. A visionary in his field, he inspires audiences around the world to re-think the modern economy, and directs leaders to re-imagine how to survive and thrive in an ...
These people are excellent at their jobs I was compelled by a recent piece on the history of Russia’s attitudes towards Ukraine to post an enthusiastic, if disappointingly thinly answered, paean to the journalists of the Economist on my Facebook page. To be able to combine history, journali...
Trish Regan,“The world’s only stand-up economist talks jobs”,Bloomberg TV, Apr 5 2013. Sebastián Campanario,“Resulta que un economista entra a un bar y le dice a otro…”,La Nacion(Argentina), Feb 17 2013. Devin Leigh,“Yoram Bauman, Stand-up Economist”,City Arts, Oct 30 2012...
To see this, suppose that the government has a specific goal, such as to create jobs in the auto industry. It may or may not be a good idea for government to step in here because anything it does will introduce a distortion. But assume there is a good case for intervention. What’s...
During the pandemic, many European countries focused on preserving the connection between workers and their jobs, while the US focused more on income protection for workers, but without linking that aid to remaining with their previous employer. One consequence of those different policy choices is th...
China is a developing country. And China also has some companies. They are doing their driverless taxis business. But many people in China, they will be worried about that. The drivers will lose their jobs to AI. So generally speaking, what do you think of the impact of AI on employment...
Luber: So then can people just getting the undergraduate degree go out and get jobs? Ben Wilner: Oh, very much so! Luber: OK. Ben Wilner: There are so many jobs out there, again, such as being a management consultant, such as going to do additional study to become an accountant, ...
There is no escape; we have to create jobs. Dambisa Moyo, economist Ultimately, the responsibility of how China engages in Africa is really at the domain of the African governments. We would not be worried about the risks of neo-colonialism or abuse, environmental abuse and labor issues,...