3-3-138, Sugimoto
Sumiyoshi-ku
Osaka 558-8585
United States
Osaka City University
Automation, Unemployment, Technical Change, Growth, Labor Income Share
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automation, growth, Labor Income Share, technical change, unemployment
Automation; Task-based model; CES production function
Workers’ Suitability for Tasks; Automation; Job Mismatch; Individual Probabilities of Unemployment (IPUs); Rate of Unemployment
Automation; Task-based model; Workers' abilities; Individual mismatch probability (IMP); Long-term unemployment
Underemployment of Educated Workers; Automation; Education; Workers’ Suitability for Tasks; Individual Mismatch Probability (IMP)
Education, Inequality, Trickle-down
