Demographics and Automation

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"Demographics and Automation" is an academic work by economist Pascal Restrepo that analyzes how population aging and demographic shifts influence the adoption and impact of automation technologies in the labor market.

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instanceOf academic paper ⓘ
economic research study ⓘ
analyzes how aging populations affect incentives to automate production ⓘ
the impact of automation on employment ⓘ
the impact of automation on wages ⓘ
the relationship between demographic structure and robot adoption ⓘ
author Pascal Restrepo ⓘ
concludes aging societies tend to adopt more automation technologies ⓘ
automation partly offsets labor scarcity caused by aging ⓘ
demographic change is an important driver of automation adoption ⓘ
examines how demographic shifts shape the demand for labor‑saving technologies ⓘ
the interaction between demographic trends and technological change ⓘ
field demographic economics ⓘ
labor economics ⓘ
macroeconomics ⓘ
technology and innovation ⓘ
focusesOn cross‑country variation in demographic trends ⓘ
cross‑industry variation in exposure to aging ⓘ
hasAuthorAffiliation Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) ⓘ
intendedAudience academic economists ⓘ
labor market researchers ⓘ
policy makers ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mainTopic automation ⓘ
demographic change ⓘ
industrial robots ⓘ
labor market outcomes ⓘ
population aging ⓘ
technological adoption ⓘ
subjectArea economics of technological change ⓘ
future of work ⓘ
population economics ⓘ
usesMethod cross‑country comparisons ⓘ
empirical econometric analysis ⓘ
industry‑level data on robots ⓘ
panel data analysis ⓘ

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