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This article is part of: Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), must be deflationary to have a macroeconomic impact. It can reduce costs and prices and boost real incomes and demand, thereby creating new jobs and offsetting automation-driven losses.
Predictions of technological unemployment have repeatedly proven false, as macroeconomic job creation in new sectors offsets microeconomic […]
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