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The gains on increases in productivity have gone to workers, just not the workers being replaced. The gains are going to the workers implementing the automation
by malandrew 9y ago
The gains on increases in productivity have gone to workers, just not the workers being replaced. The gains are going to the workers implementing the automation that has increased productivity. The gains are also going to the consumers in the form of cheaper goods and services. Why would those not responsible for the productivity gains be entitled to those gains?