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The future of work will determine the future of equality

How we will manage new technologies is thus the most important question ahead of us. Knowing about and preparing for upcoming changes can greatly enhance the likelihood that changes benefit the largest number of people, with least costs of transitions.

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BY ARJAN DE HAAN AND NASER FARUQUI
May 6, 2019

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