If digital technology destroys more jobs than it creates, how should governments respond?
In an IPPR collection of essays on employment in a digitised economy, edited by Tony Dolphin, the chapter asks how governments should respond to the digital revolution. It is sceptical that economies will create enough new jobs to offset those lost, and therefore focuses on reallocating work among more people and on a public job guarantee.
Read the book chapter at Technology, Globalisation and the Future of Work in Europe (IPPR),
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