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xi list of figures Fig. 3.1 GDP and employment shares by region, 1960–present 23 Fig. 3.2 Growth decomposition by sector, by region, 1960–present (change in growth = 100) 24 Fig. 3.3 Growth decomposition by factor, by region, 1970–present (change in growth = 100) 25 Fig. 3.4 Labor productivity versus GDP per capita, by region, 1960–present 26 Fig. 3.5 Composition of exports by regions, 1960–present 27 Fig. 3.6 Trade shares, 1961–present (or available years) 28 Fig. 5.1 Structural change in a “dual economy” defined by automatability 56 Fig. 5.2 The level of economic development and the share of employment susceptible to automation 66 Fig. 5.3 Employment by sectors and GNI per capita (2016 or most recent data) 68 Fig. 5.4 Automatability and share of employment by sectors, 2016 69 Fig. 5.5 McKinsey Global Institute’s automatability estimates and employment across economic sectors by income group 70 Fig. 5.6 Economic development and sectoral employment shares across countries (fitted lines): 1991 and 2014 71
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Disrupted Development and the Future of Inequality in the Age of Automation
Title
Disrupted Development and the Future of Inequality in the Age of Automation
Authors
Lukas Schlogl
Andy Sumner
Location
Wien
Date
2020
Language
English
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CC BY 4.0
ISBN
978-3-030-30131-6
Size
15.3 x 21.6 cm
Pages
110
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