The Technology Trap: Capital, Labor, and Power in the Age of Automation
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The Technology Trap: Capital, Labor, and Power in the Age of Automation

by Carl Benedikt Frey

Business Technology Economics Labor
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The Technology Trap examines how automation changes the balance between capital, labor, and power. Carl Benedikt Frey offers a broad analysis of technological progress and its effects on work, the economy, and society, making this a thoughtful guide to one of the defining issues of the modern age.

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The Technology Trap examines the relationship between technological change, capital, labor, and power.

Carl Benedikt Frey explores automation as a force that can reshape work and economic life.

The book considers the broader consequences of technological progress for workers, institutions, and society.

It offers a wide-ranging perspective on the challenges and opportunities created by automation.

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