Reviews
I mean, isn't it really too expensive? It's not some 500-page hardbound book.
The author pointed to the development of the power of computer tactics, which have led to social problems called over-work, as well as the development and conversion from the world's supply chain to the knowledge community. To address the over-work problem, the issue of over-instigation has been set as a political challenge and given as a solution the guarantee of basic incomes, social-based investment, and immigration expansion.
I've got to use a hard portal, and it's only slow. Insight and clarity are accepted.
It is a useful book that shows how our lives and our jobs will be transformed in a situation where automimization and mechanization threaten future employment opportunities.
Ryan Avent: The future of labor
The future of the digital revolution and the latest research on the correlation between human labor and wealth. Economic columnist Ryan Arventt, who is chief editor and a senior editor and has been authorized by Toma Piketi, tells us how our lives and jobs change, what social wealth will be created by the new technology, and how to redistribute the huge wealth that will be confiscated by the few. The book that analyzes the situation and examines the hottest social and economic issues we face today, not as a predictor, but as a result of a decade or more of current changes, has been pointing to problems that are constantly emerging in the global labor market today. The current address of the labor market, which lies at the intersection of trust in the marvelous digital flow and the important social system, is diagnosed and realistic examples and logical developments examine the possibilities of a digital revolution, its risks and its policy-compensation. Part 1 is looking at what's happening in the labor field while technology accelerates social change, and it's exploring the key forces of economics, society and politics in a world where there's an automatic flood of work for the industrial and digital revolution. Part 3 reviews how labor and urban life and financial markets are changing our economy, while Part 4 discusses how to re-distribut the way to resistence.
Korean title: 노동의 미래
Korean author: 라이언 아벤트
Korean publisher: 민음사
ISBN-13: 9788937436819
Reviews
I mean, isn't it really too expensive? It's not some 500-page hardbound book.
The author pointed to the development of the power of computer tactics, which have led to social problems called over-work, as well as the development and conversion from the world's supply chain to the knowledge community. To address the over-work problem, the issue of over-instigation has been set as a political challenge and given as a solution the guarantee of basic incomes, social-based investment, and immigration expansion.
I've got to use a hard portal, and it's only slow. Insight and clarity are accepted.
It is a useful book that shows how our lives and our jobs will be transformed in a situation where automimization and mechanization threaten future employment opportunities.
