Re:Technological Unemployment: Much More Than You Wanted to ...
by jeffreyrogers on Tuesday February 20, 2018 @12:05PM
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Private military contracting and undersea welding are both dangerous and require fairly specialized skills. Waste management, though critical for the proper functioning of society, is a low skill job and not particularly dangerous, which keeps the wages low.
And medicine, finance, and consulting, require a fair amount of intelligence and the barriers to entry are high, keeping wages high.
And medicine, finance, and consulting, require a fair amount of intelligence and the barriers to entry are high, keeping wages high.