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

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The Technology Trap examines automation through the intertwined lenses of capital, labor, and power. Carl Benedikt Frey offers a broad exploration of how technological change can reshape economic relationships and work, providing thoughtful context for understanding the challenges of an increasingly automated age.

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The Technology Trap explores the relationship between capital, labor, and power in an age shaped by automation.

Carl Benedikt Frey examines technology as a force with significant implications for work and economic life.

The book considers how automation can influence the balance between those who control capital and those whose labor sustains economies.

It offers a broad perspective on the challenges and consequences associated with technological change.

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