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A new National Bureau of Economic Research working paper finds automation has been the primary driver of wage inequality in the US over the past four decades, more so than other factors, such as the offshoring of jobs, decline of unions, and market concentration of firms.

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New evidence sheds light on automation's role in task displacement and wage inequality

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