Robots are coming for your job.
/When changes to the economic system are either proposed or predicted, it’s natural to evaluate the outcomes and the impact to those effected…
Read MoreWhen changes to the economic system are either proposed or predicted, it’s natural to evaluate the outcomes and the impact to those effected…
Read MoreWhen you meet a total stranger for the first time, what's the first question you ask them in order to get acquainted? If we conducted a survey of adults, my guess is that the vast majority of you go with, "What do you do?"...
Read MoreWhile it may, in some people’s opinion, take less skill to be a barista than a CEO (latte art not-withstanding) is it really a job just anyone can do?
Read MoreA common argument against government entitlements generally, but especially against the idea of Universal Basic Income, is that providing money to people for nothing reduces their incentive to work...
Read MoreHow easily can you answer the dreaded “What do you do?”
The easier it is to describe your job, the less money you make...
Read MoreWe have a work problem. And it’s not that there are whole sectors of work that aren’t counted in economics calculations. And it’s not that robots are going to take our jobs. Those certainly are issues, but we also have a problem with how people choose or are placed into careers...
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