In an era dominated by the rise of the internet, the question of whether it will replace or augment labour looms large. In a bid to ease these concerns and shed light on the dynamic interplay between technology, trade, and employment, esteemed authors Mr. Manish Kumar Sharma and Dr. Anwesha Aditya explore the transformative influence of export diversification and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on aggregate and skill-level employment.
Authored by Mr. Manish Kumar Sharma and Dr. Anwesha Aditya, “Changing Trade Pattern, ICT, and Employment: Evidence Across Countries” leads readers on an invigorating journey on how technological advancements shape trade structures and employment dynamics. Exposing a neglected research area within the international trade nexus, their research explores how the internet has been influencing deep-seated trade structures and employment opportunities across various countries.
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A must-read for policymakers, researchers, and change-makers, it presents a roadmap for fostering inclusive economic growth and sustainable development in developing countries.
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Journal of International Commerce Economics and Policy
Changing Trade Pattern, ICT, and Employment: Evidence Across Countries
31-Mar-2023