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The Decline of Jobs, The Rise of Hope

The End Of Work could be a good read for those who are curious about the future of the job market and the impact of technology. Jeremy Rifkin provides compelling arguments, backed by thorough research, about the steady decline of jobs and the rise of automation. Despite the disturbing outlook, this book offers a glimmer of hope by exploring potential solutions and alternatives for the post-market era. It challenges our perception of work and opens up discussions about the changing dynamics of our society.

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ISBN: 9780874777796
Publisher: Tarcher
Date of Publication: 1994-12-28
Format: Hardcover
Goodreads rating: 3.78
(rated by 654 readers)

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Theorizes that computers will eliminate the need for a workforce and proposes ways to avoid this mass unemployment.
 

The Decline of Jobs, The Rise of Hope

The End Of Work could be a good read for those who are curious about the future of the job market and the impact of technology. Jeremy Rifkin provides compelling arguments, backed by thorough research, about the steady decline of jobs and the rise of automation. Despite the disturbing outlook, this book offers a glimmer of hope by exploring potential solutions and alternatives for the post-market era. It challenges our perception of work and opens up discussions about the changing dynamics of our society.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.

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