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Dual Impact of Technology on Labor Markets
Technological progress has a dual impact on the labor market. While it can displace workers by automating tasks, leading to job destruction, it also serves as a catalyst for creating new jobs. Furthermore, technology is a fundamental driver of long-run increases in both productivity and real wages.
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