Why Has Computerization Increased Wage Inequality? Information, Occupational Structural Power, and Wage Inequality

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@mslater_johnson I think the conjecture is correct in theory but empirical evidence suggest an increasing pay premium for knowledge/computer using workers relative to others: https://t.co/HKM498cRyc

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Why Has Computerization Increased Wage Inequality? Information, Occupational Structural Power, and Wage Inequality - Tali Kristal, 2020 https://t.co/sh66DyDYW6 @DanielPAldrich @economicsoc @AOM_OMT @ASAnews

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