>There are multiple factors involved in changes to labor supply and demand. There are multiple factors, but that doesn't change the fact that the effect robots

>There are multiple factors involved in changes to labor supply and demand. There are multiple factors, but that doesn't change the fact that the effect robots have is pretty negligible. It is a scapegoat for rising unemployment, not a reason. There is, also, just one overriding reason, which I mentioned. >Chickens being shipped to china for butchering and then shipped back to the states for sale being an example of a job not historically offshore-able. Possibly partly because only recently did American chicken butchers realize that instead of tossing the feet away, they could sell them to the Chinese, who absolutely adore them.