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Study: automation may extend job losses beyond the factory floor

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Communities with large numbers of residents who have only high school degrees or earn low salaries are at risk of losing many jobs to automation and offshoring, says a new report from Ball State University. "How Vulnerable Are American Communities to Automation, Trade and Urbanization?" also found that the rise of automation and offshoring could extend such job losses beyond the factory floor. n

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Originally published on CTE: 2017-06-27
CTE source: https://ctemag.com/news/study-automation-may-extend-job-losses-beyond-factory-floor/
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