As job automation marches on, how can leaders guard against mass unemployment?

In a policy brief ahead of this year’s G20 summit in Germany, Oxford Martin Citi Fellow Carl Frey has outlined the changes needed to make ‘the digital revolution work for many’ when it comes to jobs and growth.
The brief forms part of the Oxford Martin School’s contribution to the Think 20 (T20) Group, a network of organisations chosen to provide expert policy advice to the G20. The School is contributing to the work of two task forces: one on the digital economy and one on social cohesion and inequality. More...