Technology and jobs : automation in perspective

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅶ
• Lists of Charts and Tables = xiii
• 1. The Debate = 1
• PART Ⅰ THE PROCESS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
• 2. What Is Automation? = 11
• 3. Technological Change in Perspective = 22
• 4. How Americans Feel About Automation = 33
• 5. Some Theories of Technological Change and Employment = 37
• 6. How Unique Are Recent Productivity Changes? = 46
• 7. Employment and Unemployment = 65
• PART Ⅱ DIMENSIONS OF THE "MANPOWER REVOLUTION"
• 8. Shifts in Skills and Productivity = 73
• 9. How Much Education? = 85
• 10. Women in the Labor Force = 98
• 11. The Younger and Older Worker = 108
• PART Ⅲ LABOR PRODUCTIVITY IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD
• 12. Output per Worker - Some International Comparisons = 121
• 13. Factors Influencing Labor Productivity in the United States and Western Europe = 133
• PART Ⅳ A LOOK AT THE FUTURE
• 14. Growth Rates - GNP and the Labor Force = 149
• 15. Can We Learn To Live with Technological Change? = 164
• 16. The Long-Term View = 175
• APPENDIXES
• APPENDIX A. Notes on Data and Sources = 179
• Part 1 : The Period 1874-1965 = 179
• Part 2 : Methods and Sources for Calculating Average Annual Percentage Change in Labor Productivity During the 1950's, by Industry = 182
• Part 3 : Adjustment of Labor Force Statistics for 1950 and 1960 = 208
• Part 4 : Notes on Education and Mobility = 210
• APPENDIX B. Statistical Tables = 213
• APPENDIX C. The Savvy Soothsayer, or the Art of Fabricating Labor Force Projections = 254
• APPENDIX D. The Older Population = 262
• APPENDIX E. Notes on the Basic Census Data = 268
• APPENDIX F. Notes on Some Changes in Each Major Occupation Group, 1950-60 = 275
• Index = 281