Automation within Brazil increases the ratio of female and higher-skilled workers, indicating skill complementary with the robot technology. There are growing concerns that automation technology may have far-reaching implications for development, by restructuring global value chains and substituting workers.
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In this paper we study the e ect of robots on local labor market outcomes in the three largest economies of Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico. During the last fteen years, robot …
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We study the e ects of robot penetration on labor markets for the three largest economies in Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, during the period 2004-2016. We exploit the signi cant variability in robot exposure across districts and across time to estimate its impacts on several …
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Automation within Brazil increases the ratio of female and higher-skilled workers, indicating skill complementary with the robot technology. There are growing concerns that …
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In this paper we present evidence on the effects of robot adoption on local labor markets in the three largest economies of Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico; the major robot users in the region.
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We study the effect of robots on labor markets in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, the major robot users in Latin America, during the period 2004–2016. We exploit spatial and time variations in …
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We study the effect of robots on labor markets in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, the major robot users in Latin America, during the period 2004-2016.
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Robots are increasing in quality and can replace a considerable number of workers tasks in production (Industry 4.0), accounting and finance (algorithms), transportation (self-driving cars and
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We study the effect of robots on labor markets in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, the major robot users in Latin America, during the period 2004–2016. We exploit spatial and time variations in exposure to robots arising from initial differences in industry specialization
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A working paper analyzed the effect that robot and tool adoption have on Brazilian workers and found that there were no statistically significant effects on employment or earnings for workers with at least a high school diploma.
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This publication studies the effects of robot penetration on labor markets for the three largest economies in Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, during the period 2004-2016. It explores the significant variability in robot exposure across districts and across time to estimate its impacts on several relevant outcomes.
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A working paper analyzed the effect that robot and tool adoption have on Brazilian workers and found that there were no statistically significant effects on employment or …
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Brazilian manufacturing has 16 robots per 10,000 employees while the automotive industry has 148 robots per 10,000 employees (Source: IFR World Robotics 2022) • A future potential driver of automation is labor shortages caused by population decrease.
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We study the e ects of robot penetration on labor markets for the three largest economies in Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, during the period 2004-2016. We exploit the signi cant variability in robot exposure across districts and across time to estimate its impacts on several relevant outcomes.
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Robots are increasing in quality and can replace a considerable number of workers tasks in production (Industry 4.0), accounting and finance (algorithms), transportation (self-driving cars …
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This publication studies the effects of robot penetration on labor markets for the three largest economies in Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, during the period 2004-2016. It …
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Brazilian manufacturing has 16 robots per 10,000 employees while the automotive industry has 148 robots per 10,000 employees (Source: IFR World Robotics 2022) • A future …
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In this paper we present evidence on the effects of robot adoption on local labor markets in the three largest economies of Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico; the …
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In this paper we study the e ect of robots on local labor market outcomes in the three largest economies of Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico. During the last fteen years, robot adoption has made a big jump in these countries. The stock of robots rose from
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