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The future is ours: Women, automation and equality in the digital age

Automation will produce significant productivity gains that will reshape specific sectors and occupations. These gains are likely to be recirculated, with jobs reallocated rather than eliminated, economic output increased, and new sources of wealth created.

16/07/2019

Publication Report Economy Automation Equality Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

Automation and working time: How to reward digital labour

The time we spend online is political. We may not think it so, but our engagement with the digital world is increasingly resembling a product that is stored, studied and sold.

10/07/2019

Publication Report Economy IPPR

The UK in the global economy

In recent years our economy has been growing, but most people are no better off than a decade ago. For many people the economy does not appear to be working at all.

09/05/2019

Publication Graphic guide IPPR Economy Centre for Economic Justice

Managing automation: Employment, inequality and ethics in the digital age

As machines become increasingly capable of performing tasks once thought to be the sole preserve of people, some commentators have raised the spectre of mass unemployment and profound economic disruption.

28/12/2017

Publication Report Economy Commission on Economic Justice IPPR

Building back better: Prosperity and justice after Covid-19

The future is ours: Women, automation and equality in the digital age

Automation and working time: How to reward digital labour

The UK in the global economy

Managing automation: Employment, inequality and ethics in the digital age