Maarten Goos
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What Happens to Workers at Firms that Automate
The Governance of Artificial Intelligence
Job Polarization: History, a Framework and Some Evidence
A Skilled Workforce Ready to Contribute to Tomorrow's World of Work
Routine-Biased Technical Change: Evidence from a Plant Closure
Technology Implementation Within Enterprises: Impact on Workers
Firm-Level Automation: Evidence from The Netherlands
Markets for Jobs and their Task Overlap
Technology Implementation Within Enterprises: Impact on Firms
Technological Progress and Labour Markets: Policy Challenges
Job Polarization: An Historical Perspective
Local High-Tech Job Multipliers in Europe
Measuring Teaching Quality in Higher Education
Explaining Job Polarization in Europe
A Review of `Occupational Change in Europe'
Platform Pricing in Matching Markets
Job Polarization in Europe
Lousy and Lovely Jobs: The Rising Polarization of Work in Britain
McJobs and MacJobs: The Growing Polarization of Work in Britain