Titlebook: Computer Technology and Employment; Retrospect and Prosp Stephen G. Peitchinis Book 1983 Stephen G. Peitchinis 1983 computer.employment.tec

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Development and Application of Technology,ven the most radical ones, originate from efforts to introduce minor improvements in the performance of existing technologies; and there is general agreement, also, that market developments . the development and application of technology. Examples should abound: in the historical past, the water pum

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Effects on Occupations and Skills,vice activities in which people engage, and then assess the nature and degree of impact electronic processes are likely to have on the performance of those activities. There will remain, of course, the question of new services, as existing services disappear or are modified, but that issue will be e

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Work and Leisure,ology in production processes will make work increasingly more scarce. But, what work? The work to which reference is made in this context is usually limited to activities associated with the production of goods and services for which payments are made. But, there is a problem with this: there are m

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Stimulants and Barriers,tted electronically from country to country; and we carry electronic watches, cook in electronically regulated stoves and microwave ovens, heat our homes with gas, oil or electricity whose flows are regulated electronically, watch television and listen to radio, both of which are largely electronic

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