Socioeconomic uses of ICT related to employment in Europe
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https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2013.jul.05Keywords:
ICT, Information technologies, Labour, Professions, Economic crisis, Capitalism, Computerization, Markets.Abstract
Information and communication technologies (ICT) are often related to economic and social improvements. They have been associated with job creation as well as increases in the quality of work and remuneration. However, at a macroeconomic level, it is noteworthy that while the digitization process increases, employment and wages are generally deteriorating. Referencing EU-15 data, this article explores some uses of these technologies in relation to unemployment and wages, within an economic context marked by increasing problems of profitability and by the rise of financial markets.
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