Disoccupazione tecnologica (Italian Wikipedia)

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  • Negli anni trenta lo studio si intitolava Unemployment and technological change (Report no. G-70, 1940) ad opera di Corrington Calhoun Gill del National Research Project on Reemployment Opportunities and Recent changes in Industrial Techniques. Da notare che alcuni dei primi studi federali, come Memorandum on Technological Unemployment (1933) del Ewan Clague Bureau of Labor Statistics facevano propria la visione pessimistica della disoccupazione tecnologica. Alcuni studiosi, come Udo Sautter nel capitolo 5 di Three Cheers for the Unemployed: Government and Unemployment Before the New Deal (Cambridge University Press, 1991), sostengono che all'inizio degli anni trenta c'era un consenso quasi assoluto tra gli esperti statunitensi nel considerare la disoccupazione tecnologica un problema importante, mentre altri come Bruce Bartlett in Is Industrial Innovation Destroying Jobs (Cato Journal 1984) sostengono che la maggior parte degli economisti rimasero ottimisti anche in quel periodo. Negli anni sessanta il più importante studio federale che segnò la fine del dibattito fu Technology and the American economy (1966) della 'National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress' established by president Lyndon Jonhson in 1964 Archiviato il 4 marzo 2016 in Internet Archive.
  • Is industrial innovation destroying jobs?, su Academia.edu (Originally published in The Cato Journal ), 18 gennaio 2014. URL consultato il 14 luglio 2015.

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  • Steve Lohr, Automation Will Change Jobs More Than Kill Them, in The New York Times, 6 novembre 2015. URL consultato il 7 novembre 2015.
    «technology-driven automation will affect most every occupation and can change work, according to new research from McKinsey»

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  • (EN) Gandhi, Young India, 13 novembre 1924., citato in Gandhi, La voce della verità, Roma, Newton Compton, 1993.

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  • Negli anni trenta lo studio si intitolava Unemployment and technological change (Report no. G-70, 1940) ad opera di Corrington Calhoun Gill del National Research Project on Reemployment Opportunities and Recent changes in Industrial Techniques. Da notare che alcuni dei primi studi federali, come Memorandum on Technological Unemployment (1933) del Ewan Clague Bureau of Labor Statistics facevano propria la visione pessimistica della disoccupazione tecnologica. Alcuni studiosi, come Udo Sautter nel capitolo 5 di Three Cheers for the Unemployed: Government and Unemployment Before the New Deal (Cambridge University Press, 1991), sostengono che all'inizio degli anni trenta c'era un consenso quasi assoluto tra gli esperti statunitensi nel considerare la disoccupazione tecnologica un problema importante, mentre altri come Bruce Bartlett in Is Industrial Innovation Destroying Jobs (Cato Journal 1984) sostengono che la maggior parte degli economisti rimasero ottimisti anche in quel periodo. Negli anni sessanta il più importante studio federale che segnò la fine del dibattito fu Technology and the American economy (1966) della 'National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress' established by president Lyndon Jonhson in 1964 Archiviato il 4 marzo 2016 in Internet Archive.

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