The authors state that they examine concerns that new technologies will render labor redundant, using a framework in which tasks performed by labor can be automated and new tasks in which labor has a comparative advantage can be created.
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The Race between Man and Machine: Implications of Technology for Growth, Factor Shares, and Employment → states its contribution → The authors state that they examine concerns that new technologies will render labor redundant, using a framework in which tasks performed by labor can be automated and new tasks in which labor has a comparative advantage can be created.
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