Because I've been hearing this since the 90s. Meanwhile productivity keeps skyrockting and wages stagnate. [flowingdata.com] Supply and demand work both ways. If productivity goes up and wages stay the same or go down that means there's less demand for labor. And it means Automation is to blame, because you're making more stuff and paying less wages because there's less demand for labor.
Which new jobs (Score:3)
Because I've been hearing this since the 90s. Meanwhile productivity keeps skyrockting and wages stagnate. [flowingdata.com] Supply and demand work both ways. If productivity goes up and wages stay the same or go down that means there's less demand for labor. And it means Automation is to blame, because you're making more stuff and paying less wages because there's less demand for labor.
Re:Which new jobs (Score:3)