Despite recent attention to the economic and political consequences of automation and
technological change for workers, we lack data about concerns and policy preferences …

How do the labor market risks associated with technological change affect policy
preferences? We argue that higher perceptions of technology-related risks should increase …

Technological change is widely considered to be a key driver of the economic and
occupational structure of affluent countries. Current advances in information technology …

How does technological change affect social policy preferences across different institutional
contexts? In this paper, we argue that individuals who perceive high levels of technology …

Labor-saving technology has already decreased employment opportunities for middle-skill
workers. Experts anticipate that advances in AI and robotics will cause even more significant …

Experts have predicted that 57% of jobs within the OECD could be replaced by technology,
due to advancements in automation, artificial intelligence, robotics, etc. Despite this, little is …

I investigate how increasing perceived vulnerability to an automation shock influences
redistributive preferences, and how exposure to rhetoric mediates that response. I field a pre …

New technologies have been a key driver of labor market change in recent decades. There
are renewed concerns that technological developments in areas such as robotics and …

This paper explores the employment trajectories of workers exposed to technological
change. Based on individual-level panel data from the UK, we first confirm that the share of …

Many, especially low-skilled workers, blame globalization for their economic woes. Robots
and machines, which have led to job market polarization, rising income inequality, and labor …